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两党都支持这一制度,有人说这是因为世界上最强大的国家不愿让人说那里有人在挨饿。在美国城市或乡村的食品杂货商店里,每天总有数以万计的人手持花花绿绿的票券购买食品。凭着这些票券,他们可以享受一定优惠购买包括面包、馅饼、奶粉、婴儿糕乃至软饮料、糖块等等食品.这些票券就是食品券, 可以用于抵销一部分 ,现金。数十年来,美国
Both parties support this system, and some say it is because the most powerful country in the world does not want people to say that some people are starving. In a grocery store in a city or village in the United States, tens of thousands of people use colorful tickets to buy food every day. With these vouchers, they can enjoy certain offers such as bread, pie, milk powder, baby cakes and even soft drinks, candy, etc. These tickets are food stamps that can be used to offset part of the cash. For decades, the United States