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Male. Lives in New Britain, Connecticut, United States. Born on September 2, 1982. Is single.

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November 7, 2025 2:03 pm

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November 7, 2025 2:00 pm

🚨Sign the petition 🗳🚨 Prevent future #SNAP and #healthcare disruptions The Issue... View More🚨Sign the petition 🗳🚨 Prevent future #SNAP and #healthcare disruptions The Issue My name is Luis Malave, a 42-year-old disabled resident of New Britain, Connecticut. Recently, the government shutdown caused disruptions that I fear many among us cannot afford to experience again. During this unsettling time, I lost access to my Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) benefits — commonly known as food stamps — which are indispensable for my everyday survival. This isn't just my story. It's the story of countless others whose wellbeing and survival hinge upon these essential services. The SNAP benefits are not a luxury; they are a lifeline for millions of Americans. According to the USDA, over 42 million Americans rely on these benefits, and during a shutdown, their already precarious circumstances become dire. Federal interruptions in services like SNAP not only compromise daily nutrition but also destabilize entire communities, pushing vulnerable individuals like myself into deeper poverty. This hardship extends to healthcare services, a critical area of concern for those of us who cannot work due to disability. Without steady healthcare support, our lives are continuously at risk, left to teeter on the precipice of uncertainty. According to the CDC, nearly 61 million adults in the United States live with a disability and countless of them, like myself, depend heavily on stable, uninterrupted healthcare services to manage our health and maintain some semblance of normalcy. We need actionable solutions to prevent such future disruptions that threaten our most basic human needs. I urge our lawmakers to take definitive steps to ensure that benefits like SNAP and healthcare services are protected from government shutdowns. One possible solution is to legislate emergency funding for essential services that would override any government impasse. This could ensure that basic sustenance and healthcare access are maintained without fail, even during administrative failures. Join me in urging Congress to protect these lifelines by signing this petition. Your support can help ensure that essential benefits continue to reach those in dire need and that our basic human rights — to food and health — are not compromised during political stalemates. Sign now to take a stand for those who need it most. Let’s be the voices of change and compassion. https://c.org/snJWMTYHc7 share! #CT #mariconsitoshow #almprojects

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My name is Luis Malave, a 42-year-old disabled resident of New Britain, Connecticut. Recently, the government shutdown caused disruptions that I fear many among us cannot afford to experience again. D

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You did read how many are on there as I did right When Biden stole the election in 2020 do you know how many were on there? a little over 17 million, still to many but look what democrats did in 4 yrs. How many of these 42 million are not actually Americans? Ask yourself that ... View More

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I understand what are you are saying! But understand what I am saying! I am fighting for this to never happen again! Every elder, disabled, veteran worked hard and paid taxes too for these benefits to be passed. We should not penalized from the government for them not implementing these actions befo... View More

November 7, 2025

Dbowl67

mariconsitoshow‌ The ballroom’s being pay for through private donations No vet served nor fought for these programs to be started each one is govt overreach None of these are responsibilities of the govt!... View More

November 8, 2025