Dr. Pepper and Twix offer little in the way of nutrition, which is, after all, at the heart of the SNAP program ... agree with our own positions. Send letters to [email protected].

Governors in Indiana, Arkansas, Idaho and West Virginia want to stop letting people use Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) benefits to buy soda, candy and other unhealthy food.

Regarding the April 29 editorial “Cutting candy from SNAP won’t fix the bigger problem of growing dependency”: The Left’s version of most issues just don’t apply common sense.

And so we want to hear from Coloradans what impacts SNAP cuts would have on them, and how SNAP has shaped their life," she said. Letters can be uploaded at 'endhungerco.org' until next Tuesday.

Dr. Pepper and Twix offer little in the way of nutrition, which is, after all, at the heart of the SNAP program ... to the editor here or email [email protected].

Governors in Indiana, Arkansas, Idaho and West Virginia want to stop letting people use Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) benefits to buy soda, candy and other unhealthy food.

Today, 12.5% of Americans, or 1 in 8, receive SNAP support. In 2000, just 6.1% of Americans were on food benefits. In Illinois, the problem is more pronounced. In 2000, 6.8% of Illinoisans were on ...