“I think that that's absolutely true. I am very concerned that SNAP could collapse in some states. Because one of the things it does is it says to the states, if you have an error rate that is above, I think it's 6%, which, like, 40 states have a, again, improper payments, not fraud rate, improper payments rate above that, it, makes them pay for part of the benefit, which they've never had to do before.”
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SNAP program ceases operations or is substantially suspended in one or more U.S. states due to states being unable to pay their share of improper payment penalties.
Fukuyama predicts the US will be lucky to land another human on the moon by 2030.
Annie Lowry predicts stories will emerge of people unable to get cancer treatment due to Medicaid work requirements.
Annie Lowry predicts SNAP could collapse in some states due to error rate penalties making states unable to afford their share of benefits.
Ezra Klein asks whether 10-year Treasury yields could reach 6-7% by November 2028 election day.
Xi Jinping wants Taiwan reunified with mainland China by 2049.
Kevin Rudd estimates a 50-50 chance that Taiwan's Democratic Progress Party will win reelection in January 2028.
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