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Thanks, Republicans: 12,598 Colorado Kids Have Lost Food Assistance Benefits — Brooke Rollins | ChamberLight
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Colorado Pols reports that an analysis cited by Sen. John Hickenlooper’s office found 33,681 Coloradans, including 12,598 children, had lost SNAP benefits. The post criticizes Rep. Gabe Evans and other Republican lawmakers for supporting the changes and says Evans declined to estimate their impact on his district.
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This article 1 analysis · Sep 25, 2026
40 Credibility LOW Source credibility: 40 out of 100 5 Neutrality ONE-SIDED Story neutrality: 5 out of 100
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People in this story 7 Colorado representative criticized for voting for SNAP work-requirement changes and declining to estimate their effects on his district.
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Agriculture secretary who appeared with Evans at a press conference.
Representative identified as one of the Republicans who supported the legislation.
President whose administration and legislation the post blames for SNAP benefit losses.
Representative identified as one of the Republicans who supported the legislation.
Representative identified as one of the Republicans who supported the legislation.
Senator whose office released the analysis cited in the post and whose statement criticized the SNAP cuts.
Representative identified as one of the Republicans who supported the legislation.
President whose administration and legislation the post blames for SNAP benefit losses.
Representative identified as one of the Republicans who supported the legislation.
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Senator whose office released the analysis cited in the post and whose statement criticized the SNAP cuts.
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