Letter: Congressional Budget Office gives glimpse of future. (Oshkosh Northwestern, 11/23/2012)
....food stamp recipients will increase to 54 million, or 61 percent of households,
As of June 2012, 46,370,000 Americans received benefits through the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program. That translates into 22,400,000 households -- out of the 114,235,996 as determined by the 2010 U.S. Census.
So, John, could you tell us what caused you to snooze through math class all those years?
And this question might be a tough one for you, in more ways than one, but based on the above graph, during whose Presidential administration did the U.S. unemployment and food stamp participation rates begin their serious upticks
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