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Lori Mosura goes to the grocery store on a bicycle because she cant afford to fix her Ford F-150 truck.
The single mother and her 17-year-old son live in an apartment that is so small she sleeps in the dining room. They receive $1,200 each month in food stamps and Social Security benefits but still come up short. Mosura said she often finds herself deciding between buying milk or toilet paper.
It was all that penny-pinching that drove the part-time tax consultant to abandon the Democratic Party this fall and vote for Donald Trump.
He is more attuned to the needs of everyone instead of just the rich, Mosura, 55, said on a recent afternoon. I think he knows its the poor people that got him elected, so I think Trump is going to do more to help us.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/nation/2024/12/26/trump-voters-federal-benefits-food/