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Photo by Hendrik Marais on August 29, 2026. May be an image of one or more people, champagne, night and text.

Photo by Hendrik Marais on August 29, 2026. May be an image of one or more people, champagne, wine glass and text.

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Posted On: August 29th 2026, 09:18 pm

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a month ago

stephaniegarda

Fokken love you guys so much!!!! ❤️❤️❤️

a month ago

$🚨BREAKING: What did this Don Shameolgni just say? We have the BEST FINANCIAL NUMBERS EVER, and the FAKE NEWS MEDIA refuses to report them!!! Can you imagine making $15,000 a year and being told by the government you cant get assistance because you make you are "too rich" to be poor. Well lets report the FACTS... Middle America, and the conservative Southern states. In places like Mississippi, Louisiana, New Mexico,Kentucky, West Virginia, and Arkansas are the poorest states in America to date. Children and families go hungry everday. People are losing their homes or have no home. When most people think of poverty in America, they picture the crowded streets of major coastal cities. But the reality is far different. Some of the highest concentrations of poverty are quietly devastating rural communities, Middle America, and the conservative Southern states. Behind the political talk of economic growth, families are struggling to afford the absolute basics of human survival—food, clothing, shelter, and electricity. The human toll of this crisis falls heavily on children. The lack of stable housing has forced thousands of families into transient lifestyles, moving from home to home, couch to couch, or falling into sudden homelessness overnight. It is a cycle of instability that disrupts education, fractures mental health, and leaves communities deeply vulnerable. Part of why this crisis remains hidden is that our system uses an incredibly outdated yardstick to define who is poor. According to the U.S. Census Bureau, the official national poverty rate stands at 10.2%, representing roughly 34.5 million Americans. However, the federal government sets the "poverty threshold" surprisingly low. For a single individual, the line is roughly $15,960 a year. For a family of four, it sits around $33,000. This creates a brutal "cliff effect." If a single person earns $17,000 or $18,000 a year, they are technically not considered "poor" by the government. Yet, anyone trying to survive in today's economy knows that you cannot afdord to breath with that! VOTE ACCORDINGLY!$

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