Political Differences: A Tale of Two Parties
July 28, 2001
by Tom Barrett,
Editor@ConservativeTruth.org
D- Expansion of the welfare state (most welfare recipients vote Democrat)
R- All able-bodied people should work; welfare should be reserved for people with real disabilities
April 4, 2008
RUSH:
The next thing is, remember, Republicans have jobs. When they vote, they show up before they go to the work, or after work. Democrats show up throughout the day, you know, they get the welfare check and then bop into the polling place,
Boortz: People on Welfare Should Not Be Allowed to Vote
"Everybody still living in a hotel or trailer after Hurricane Katrina, no votes, cant vote again, ever, ever. Everybody living in Section 8 housing, should not, nobody living in Section 8 housing should be allowed to vote, and dont give me this elderly, if youre elderly and living in Section 8 housing, youve done a piss poor job of planning your life, no vote for you.
Feb 20, 2009
Mayoral candidate supports taking away welfare recipients' right to vote
Racine Mayoral Candidate Jody Harding supports taking away people's right to vote if they're on welfare or receiving other forms of government subsidies.

Harding first shared her opinion in February 2008 on her blog, "The World According to Jody." (Read the post here.) She writes:
In American hearts, the vote is probably our most sacred right, so what I am about to say may shock you.
I believe that any individual who is receiving a government subsidy should lose his/her right to vote for as long as s/he receives that subsidy.
This right would be reinstated as soon as the government subsidies ceased; however, no vote could be cast as long government aid was received. By aid I mean any form of payment from the government, whether it be cash or voucher, food stamps, housing allowance, aid to dependent children or farm subsidies. Any payment or reduced expense funded by the government should cause its recipient to lose his/her right to vote.
Sunday, April 12, 2009
Tammy Bruce: Obama's Mass Amnesty of
35 Million Democrat-Voting Welfare Recipients