Sunny Hostin used her time on Monday's broadcast of "The View" to blame Republicans for the government shutdown -- which was caused by Democrats who refused to vote for a clean Continuing Resolution (CR) -- and trash Democrats
for voting to reopen the government.
Hostin joined her cohosts on the ABC midday talk show, where she complained about the fact that eight Democrats had voted to reopen the government and called for Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-NY) to be replaced as a party leader.
Cohost Whoopi Goldberg, earlier in the conversation, conceded that Democrats were using the shutdown to force Republicans into submission -- but she also admitted that it had not worked. She then attempted to stir up panic by claiming that people who were due back pay when the shutdown officially ends might not get it.
"So surprise me and show me that this is really that people are going to get their money. That people are going to get the money that they are entitled to," she said. "Federal workers and reinstate snap benefits but a 50-50 chance of extending the subsidies, I don't believe it."
. . .
As for the SNAPpers, that's a whole different story. These are people who, >often proudly, have done nothing to earn their payments, so it would not be >illegal to tell the welfare queens to just deal with their 40 days off the >taxpayer teat and move on.
On Nov 13, 2025 at 1:30:45 AM PST, "Ubiquitous" <weberm@polaris.net> wrote:
Sunny Hostin used her time on Monday's broadcast of "The View" to blame
Republicans for the government shutdown -- which was caused by Democrats
who refused to vote for a clean Continuing Resolution (CR) -- and trash
Democrats for voting to reopen the government.
Hostin joined her cohosts on the ABC midday talk show, where she
complained about the fact that eight Democrats had voted to reopen the
government and called for Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-NY) to
be replaced as a party leader.
Cohost Whoopi Goldberg, earlier in the conversation, conceded that
Democrats were using the shutdown to force Republicans into submission -- >> but she also admitted that it had not worked. She then attempted to stir
up panic by claiming that people who were due back pay when the shutdown
officially ends might not get it.
"So surprise me and show me that this is really that people are going to
get their money. That people are going to get the money that they are
entitled to," she said. "Federal workers and reinstate snap benefits but
a 50-50 chance of extending the subsidies, I don't believe it."
Of course the employees who worked through the shutdown will receive their >backpay. They *have* to receive it. It would be massively illegal for the >government to force employees to work for even a few hours, let alone an >entire month, for free. The employees performed the work, they're entitled >to be compensated for it.
As for the SNAPpers, that's a whole different story. These are people who, >often proudly, have done nothing to earn their payments, so it would not be >illegal to tell the welfare queens to just deal with their 40 days off the >taxpayer teat and move on.
In article <10f5gmq$2dq1t$2@dont-email.me>, atropos@mac.com wrote:
On Nov 13, 2025 at 1:30:45 AM PST, "Ubiquitous" <weberm@polaris.net> wrote:
Sunny Hostin used her time on Monday's broadcast of "The View" to blame >>> Republicans for the government shutdown -- which was caused by Democrats >>> who refused to vote for a clean Continuing Resolution (CR) -- and trash >>> Democrats for voting to reopen the government.
Hostin joined her cohosts on the ABC midday talk show, where she
complained about the fact that eight Democrats had voted to reopen the
government and called for Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-NY) to >>> be replaced as a party leader.
Cohost Whoopi Goldberg, earlier in the conversation, conceded that
Democrats were using the shutdown to force Republicans into submission -- >>> but she also admitted that it had not worked. She then attempted to stir >>> up panic by claiming that people who were due back pay when the shutdown >>> officially ends might not get it.
"So surprise me and show me that this is really that people are going to >>> get their money. That people are going to get the money that they are
entitled to," she said. "Federal workers and reinstate snap benefits but >>> a 50-50 chance of extending the subsidies, I don't believe it."
Of course the employees who worked through the shutdown will receive their >> backpay. They *have* to receive it. It would be massively illegal for the
government to force employees to work for even a few hours, let alone an
entire month, for free. The employees performed the work, they're entitled >> to be compensated for it.
As for the SNAPpers, that's a whole different story. These are people who, >> often proudly, have done nothing to earn their payments, so it would not be >> illegal to tell the welfare queens to just deal with their 40 days off the >> taxpayer teat and move on.
A lot of them could benefit fron not eating for a month.
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