I was thinking the other day, what could make grocery prices fall like a torpedo? I've been seeing some rather steep drops on some food items, for example $1.99 a box for a smaller box of name brand cereal, Campbell's Chunky Soups, four cans six bucks, of course you have to buy the four but that's better than four for eight. I don't buy them necessarily for me, I buy them on sale and haul them up to my step dad when I go there, they are easy for him to just heat up. Pasta, 69 cents a box, soups, twice now, 69 cents a can. Etc, and so on, and my guess is when you stop doling out SNAP, grocery's get stuck with a lot of excess food stock. Because I can't figure out for the life of me why a president would put such a bad look upon himself by refusing to even partially fund SNAP when he could. The only answer could be is that the benefit outweighs the risk, making more people happy with a reduction in food cost than mad who didn't get their SNAP.