Hello, welcome to Politics by Faith. Thank you for being here. Last couple days on the radio,

we talked about food stamps and soda. Three different things happening. In the federal level,

there is a move by health and human services to not allow people

on SNAP. That's the supplemental nutrition assistance program to be able to buy soda.

Snap, by the way, if you go to the website, it says SNAP provides food benefits, so does not food,

to low-income families to supplement their grocery budget. Real groceries, like food is what we're looking for here.

So they can afford the nutritious food,

so it is not nutritious, essential to health and well-being.

So HHS is probably going to come out and say you can't use food stamps to buy soda.

Apparently WIC, women, infant, and children, that type of food stamp, you're already not allowed

to do that, but they're going to expand that restriction to snap.

Now, we talked to a Texas state representative about a Texas bill that expands that to

you can't buy soda, cookies, candy, or chips.

So they're expanding it out to junk food.

I would like to propose.

We've not done this yet.

I'll do it on Monday show, I think.

We'll see how things go this weekend.

But I'd like to expand that to all fast food.

That's my nature anyway.

That's my instinct.

But maybe that'll change based off this conversation here on this podcast.

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