Mark Belling Podcast #132:  If "hunger advocates" really care about nutrition, why do they advocate using SNAP benefits for sugary soft drinks and crap processed food?  Because they're compromised.  The left doesn't understand the meaning of the word "temporary" regarding the temporary Haitian refugees.  And, Francesca Deadbeat Hong finally pays her 10-year old $30K credit card bill. episode artwork

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Mark Belling Podcast #132: If "hunger advocates" really care about nutrition, why do they advocate using SNAP benefits for sugary soft drinks and crap processed food? Because they're compromised. The left doesn't understand the meaning of the word "temporary" regarding the temporary Haitian refugees. And, Francesca Deadbeat Hong finally pays her 10-year old $30K credit card bill.

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The fascinating case of the WNBA's visceral hatred of its first real superstar Caitlin Clark.  Should SNAP benefits be used to pay for non-nutritional crap like soft drinks?  And American tourists swelter in France where air conditioning is considered moral evil.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Mark Belling Podcast #132: If "hunger advocates" really care about nutrition, why do they advocate using SNAP benefits for sugary soft drinks and crap processed food? Because they're compromised. The left doesn't understand the meaning of the word "temporary" regarding the temporary Haitian refugees. And, Francesca Deadbeat Hong finally pays her 10-year old $30K credit card bill.

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