Trump Admin Demands States 'Undo' Food For The Poor
While the administration was busy cutting aid to desperate families, U.S. military spending continued its relentless climb, reaching $732 billion in 2019 . One might wonder about the timing of these priorities: austerity for the impoverished, open coffers for the military-industrial complex. It appears the nation always has plenty for bombs, but struggles to find enough for basic sustenance. This
isn't just about 'undoing' payouts; it's about systematically dismantling social safety nets while simultaneously bolstering mechanisms of global projection and intervention. The message is clear: the state is prepared to spend billions on 'defense' abroad, but penny-pinches when it comes to defending its own citizens from hunger. What a curious definition of national security.