Food Program Funding & Politics - The report highlights the existence of $5 billion in one fund and $23 billion in another fund that can be used for food programs [3][13] - The report mentions President Trump shaking down the Department of Justice for $230 million and buying Christine Gnome two jets for almost $180 million, implying funds are available [3] - The report criticizes Republican leadership for stopping food programs from going forward and urges President Trump to follow the law and allow these programs to continue [8] - The report notes that House Republicans have been home for six weeks, suggesting a lack of urgency in addressing the shutdown [5] - The report mentions Senator Holly's legislation with bipartisan support (15 Republicans, 15 Democrats), needing only 13 more Republican votes to pass a bill for food programs [7] Impact of Shutdown - The report emphasizes the impact on hardworking families who depend on food programs and may not be able to afford groceries [17] - The report highlights the potential consequences of the shutdown, including people not being able to afford health insurance, rural health clinics closing, and people not getting food [29] - The report mentions New Mexico providing $30 million in funds, but acknowledges it's not enough, indicating the severity of the situation [16] Proposed Solutions & Actions - The report advocates for bringing everyone into a room to find a solution and do the right thing for the American people [6][20] - The report applauds the governor of New Mexico and state legislature for providing funds and suggests states should be reimbursed for their efforts [14] - The report urges President Trump to use the money Congress appropriated for food programs, as he did during his first term [18]