claim: proposed cuts in the house farm bill mean "2 million less people on food stamps, 210,000 children will not receive school lunches or breakfasts."
author: barbara lee
evidence_1: may 17, 2013 ... change: fulfilling the right to food in the united states (new york: nyu school  of law ... international human rights clinic and do not purport to present the law  .... i live with my daughter and her three children. they receive food stamps, but  we recently had to get recertified. my daughter's two sons are no.
evidence_2: jul 17, 2013 ... the house bill will also make it more difficult for the state to implement the west  virginia feed to achieve act by not allowing children in snap to be .... for free  school meals for those that receive snap, it could reduce the number of children  enrolled in the national school lunch and breakfast program and ...
evidence_3: apr 23, 2012 ... not all food assistance is funded through the farm bill. programs such as school  breakfast and school lunch and wic (aid for women, infants, and children) are  part of other legislation, such as the child nutrition reauthorization act. a brief  history of snap5. 1939–1943: a pilot version of food stamps is part ...
evidence_4: specifically, rep. cramer voted to deny food to 1.8 million low-income seniors  and people in low-income working families, 170,000 veterans, 210,000 children  would lose school breakfasts and lunches in 2014. seventy six percent of the  households that rely on food assistance include children, the elderly and the  disabled.
evidence_5: jan 26, 2012 ... forty-six million people are enrolled in food-stamp programs; they receive  benefits that average $133.80 per month per individual, and $283.65 for a .... cuts  to the school-lunch program and found that 63 percent of voters would be less  likely to vote for a politician who proposed cutting food stamps.