I mean, because the bills only pass the House, you know. Right. Has there been some initial conversations about the impact that this will have? So. Yeah, so initial conversations. We've done a little bit more math on some of the food stamp cuts and what they're planning on doing. And that's like $350 million that would be sitting on Wisconsin's shoulders if we wanted to stay, even for food stamps. And that's food. I mean, come on. People like, this isn't, you know, this isn't anything that, that people shouldn't have. This isn't a basic, this is a basic need of individuals. (24:21–24:35)
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Asserts that proposed food stamp cuts would cost Wisconsin $350 million to maintain current levels.
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