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Six-panel comic titled "SNAP FACTS" with smiling food characters. Apple: "$36 Cost of SNAP to the average tax-payer each year." Banana: "$360 Max amount qualifying households receive per month." Milk carton: "$3 Raise in hourly pay that could make it unneeded." Bread: "14,500 Number of Walmart employees receiving SNAP." Broccoli: "$21 Billion Walmart's net profit last year." Drumstick: "$0 (zero) Amount illegal…

SNAP Facts: Walmart Profits vs. Food Stamps

A Raging Pencils comic uses cheerful grocery characters to compare SNAP costs with Walmart's profits and wages, a sharp bit of political humor about food stamps.

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Six-panel comic titled "SNAP FACTS" with smiling food characters. Apple: "$36 Cost of SNAP to the average tax-payer each year." Banana: "$360 Max amount qualifying households receive per month." Milk carton: "$3 Raise in hourly pay that could make it unneeded." Bread: "14,500 Number of Walmart employees receiving SNAP." Broccoli: "$21 Billion Walmart's net profit last year." Drumstick: "$0 (zero) Amount illegal…

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