Originally posted by: O2bnVegas
Kevin, you totally misunderstand my point. But that's OK, because I probably didn't make it sufficient to be understood. Sort of goes along with one theory, 1) that luxury owners may be driving a used one, refurbished, previously wrecked, went for $450 at a used car lot, etc. NNTAWWT.
OTOH, I worked with parents who bragged that their college kids were able to get Food Stamps, aka SNAP.
OK, maybe that is a qualifier, which again would be fine with me IF it is a qualifier. So, if somebody's kid is pre-law at Harvard, does he qualify for SNAP. Where is the line drawn? Just thoughts.
Kevin, I have no idea what MAGA means, other than the wording of the acronym.
Again, I'm not on either side of most arguments debated here in KS...depending on facts. I like to explore what is behind things that people get stirred up about. That's all.
Candy
You put "qualify" in quotation marks, which implied that you were supporting the meme of people who shouldn't qualify (because they supposedly own a fancy car) but do anyway.
The criteria are personal assets, WITH EXCLUSIONS, and income, WITH EXEMPTIONS. One exclusion is a primary vehicle. One exemption is income that is being used for tuition.
MAGA stands for "Make America Great Again," the Trump campaign slogan from 2015 that purports that America wasn't "great" until the Fucking Orange Turd became President.
Again, that SNAP fraud number is fantasy, because there's no evidence that the Turd administration has done any SNAP auditing at all. And doesn't that 14,000 number seem suspiciously...round?