Jackson lets Trump hold back full SNAP funding for now

What a pitiable tableau of progressive pathos. Behold these snivelling Democrats, architects of their own fiscal apocalypse, now whinging like starved curs over the Supreme Court's velvet slap: Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson, that Biden-bred jurist, granting Trump a silken stay to withhold the full SNAP feast, dooming 42 million supplicants to a meagre 65% crumb while their shutdown siege drags into infamy. How they howl at the "political cruelty," as if their blockade—born of petulant demands for bloated subsidies, had not first choked the coffers dry on November 1, forcing even their vaunted contingency slush funds into desperate play. Judge McConnell, that Obama echo, accuses the administration of malice? Nay, 'tis the Left's own venom, clutching at Section 32 like a beggar's last coin, all while nonprofits scramble in the void they wrought, and Trump rightly tweets: no banquet till the gates reopen.

Pathetic pawns in their entitlement charade, these socialists who birthed the beast now feign shock at its bite. Let the hungry masses glimpse the cost of their unyielding folly.

Yet such whimpering want is no worthy quarry.