Mark Kelly: “Cheryl from Tucson, who is a 59 year old widow, said. She…”

“It includes making sure that they can afford food, access health care and live with some dignity. And yet, here's Frank sick, struggling and wondering how he'll survive because the programs he relies on are under threat. Cheryl from Tucson, who is a 59 year old widow, said. She said I receive disabled widows benefits, Medicaid, Medicare and snap. Get this, she said my rent and utilities eat all but about $300 of my monthly income. SNAP and my health care card used to cover most of my food costs.” (09:49–10:05)

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