Prices up. House Republicans cut food aid.
Your grocery bill is up. Your cart is lighter.
And now, House Republicans just voted to roll back food aid for pregnant women and children — even as food prices keep rising.
They did this on purpose.
This is help that keeps moms and kids afloat at the checkout. Cutting it means more empty fridges and harder choices at the register.
Pay more. Get less.
That’s what this vote delivers.
They also moved to slash rural assistance grants. Small towns get hit twice.
This is not normal budgeting. It’s a breach of duty.
In hard times, government should guard the basics. They chose the opposite.
If you lean conservative, hear this: You do not have to be a Democrat to reject this. You just have to say families come first.
In 2026, the fix is simple: take the gavel from the people tightening your family’s food budget.
Hold them accountable. For your wallet. For your town.
Send this to one moderate voter who still thinks this is normal politics.
Choose your family over their cuts.
- Send this to one moderate voter who still thinks this is normal politics
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References
House bill rolls back food aid for pregnant women, children – The Washington Post — Jun 4, 2026
House Votes to Roll Back Food Aid for Women and Children Amid Rising Food Prices – Truthout — Jun 5, 2026
Republicans Advance Bill to Cut Food Assistance for Women and Children, Decimate Rural Assistance Grants – House.gov — Jun 4, 2026