Projection, Much? Shameless Schiff Ironically Accuses Trump of Failing to 'Protect the Whole Country'
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On Friday evening, RedState reported that the Supreme Court temporarily granted the Trump administration a reprieve regarding the delay of Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) benefit payments. This decision came as the 1st Circuit Court continues to review the case. Predictably, this development has sparked significant discontent among Democrats, who are vocally expressing their dissatisfaction with the situation.

In other words, the Democrats are visibly frustrated. I’ll delve into their reaction shortly, but first, here’s a summary of the Supreme Court’s recent decision on the SNAP case, as outlined by Supreme Court Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson late last night.

Meanwhile, my colleague Streiff pointed out potential double standards by the Democrats on Saturday. Despite the Supreme Court’s order, more than a dozen Democratic-led states began issuing full SNAP payments to beneficiaries as early as Friday.


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