Josh Brecheen

This bill, called the UBER Act, would set new rules for ride-share drivers who work on federal contracts. It would require these drivers to be at least 21 years old. They would also need to speak English well enough to communicate, hold a valid driver's license, and pass a road test. Ride-share companies would need to confirm their drivers meet these standards or risk losing federal contracts for 5 years.

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This bill would make several changes to the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP), often called food stamps, including stricter work requirements for recipients and new rules for how electronic benefit transfer (EBT) cards can be used. It would also change how the government calculates poverty by including the value of more federal benefits and creating a commission to value non-cash aid. These changes would affect SNAP recipients, states that administer the program, and federal agencies that collect data.

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This bill would change what foods people can buy with SNAP benefits. It would require the government to create a list of approved foods, while banning items like soft drinks and candy. This means families using SNAP would have more restricted, but potentially healthier, food choices.