TWO MILLION Leave Food Stamp Rolls in Trump’s First Year —

[LoneLaugher]

My son no longer receives food stamps he can not work but can not get a doctor to declare him incompetent. So he has to wait till he is 50 to draw food stamps again. New law in NC.

You don't seem to have a strong opinion regarding this matter. That seems odd.

 

[Two Thumbs]

Saving Country $3 Billion Annually

Now, only 42 million are on the program. Imagine. Only forty-two million!

Unintended consequences??????


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That's been that way since clinton.

 

[LoneLaugher]

Like stray cats.


Feed 'em and you'll never get rid of 'em.

What happens to them if you don't feed them?

 

[Two Thumbs]

Like stray cats.


Feed 'em and you'll never get rid of 'em.

What happens to them if you don't feed them?

they learn to find food.

 

[LoneLaugher]

Like stray cats.


Feed 'em and you'll never get rid of 'em.

What happens to them if you don't feed them?

they learn to find food.

Where?

 

[Two Thumbs]

Like stray cats.


Feed 'em and you'll never get rid of 'em.

What happens to them if you don't feed them?

they learn to find food.

Where?

Find a Job | CareerBuilder

 

[LoneLaugher]

Like stray cats.


Feed 'em and you'll never get rid of 'em.

What happens to them if you don't feed them?

they learn to find food.

Where?

Find a Job | CareerBuilder

Sorry. You seem confused. If you want to treat human beings like stray cats, you should not suggest that they get jobs. That's very odd.

If you want to humanize these unfortunate souls, you must consider that most snap recipients are minor children.

You fail on all fronts.

 

[Two Thumbs]

Like stray cats.


Feed 'em and you'll never get rid of 'em.

What happens to them if you don't feed them?

they learn to find food.

Where?

Find a Job | CareerBuilder

Sorry. You seem confused. If you want to treat human beings like stray cats, you should not suggest that they get jobs. That's very odd.

If you want to humanize these unfortunate souls, you must consider that most snap recipients are minor children.

You fail on all fronts.

the kids on snap have adults that are supposed to be looking out for them.

welfare was, is and will always be the worst answer to a problem.

coddling adults, like they are children, means we end up coddling their kids when they are adults.

 

[LoneLaugher]

What happens to them if you don't feed them?

they learn to find food.

Where?

Find a Job | CareerBuilder

Sorry. You seem confused. If you want to treat human beings like stray cats, you should not suggest that they get jobs. That's very odd.

If you want to humanize these unfortunate souls, you must consider that most snap recipients are minor children.

You fail on all fronts.

the kids on snap have adults that are supposed to be looking out for them.

welfare was, is and will always be the worst answer to a problem.

coddling adults, like they are children, means we end up coddling their kids when they are adults.

How many sane, able bodied adult Americans refuse to work an available job in favor of living off of public funds?

The answer requires a number. Nothing else.

 

[Two Thumbs]

they learn to find food.

Where?

Find a Job | CareerBuilder

Sorry. You seem confused. If you want to treat human beings like stray cats, you should not suggest that they get jobs. That's very odd.

If you want to humanize these unfortunate souls, you must consider that most snap recipients are minor children.

You fail on all fronts.

the kids on snap have adults that are supposed to be looking out for them.

welfare was, is and will always be the worst answer to a problem.

coddling adults, like they are children, means we end up coddling their kids when they are adults.

How many sane, able bodied adult Americans refuse to work an available job in favor of living off of public funds?

The answer requires a number. Nothing else.

In 1996, Congress inserted work requirements for able-bodied adults into one of the largest cash assistance welfare programs, Aid to Families with Dependent Children (AFDC). AFDC was transformed into Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF), and for the first time, able-bodied adult welfare recipients were required to work or prepare for work in exchange for receiving benefits.

The welfare reform law required that 50 percent of work-eligible TANF recipients work or perform some type of work preparation, such as job training, job search, or community service. Between 1996 and 2002, the number of families on welfare dropped from 4.3 million to about 2 million. [1] Today, about 1.6 million families are receiving TANF. [2]

TANF’s rolls are filled with many adults who are doing little if any work at all. In FY 2013, 56 percent of TANF recipients were completely idle, performing zero hours of work or work preparation in an average month. [5]


A better long-term solution to the work shortage would be to eliminate all forms of public support except for those who are unable to work, and eliminate all poverty programs, since they have not reduced poverty since they were established in 1965. The money currently being spent on these programs should be redirected to job creation—preferably for private-sector jobs, but public-sector jobs will do in a pinch. A trillion-dollar federal infrastructure program, such as the one President Trump has said he will propose, could absorb a large number of the unemployed and underemployed.



https://fns-prod.azureedge.net/sites/default/files/ops/Characteristics2015-Summary.pdf

45 million on snap 2/3rds couldn't work

15 million living off of you and me.

 

[LoneLaugher]

Where?

Find a Job | CareerBuilder

Sorry. You seem confused. If you want to treat human beings like stray cats, you should not suggest that they get jobs. That's very odd.

If you want to humanize these unfortunate souls, you must consider that most snap recipients are minor children.

You fail on all fronts.

the kids on snap have adults that are supposed to be looking out for them.

welfare was, is and will always be the worst answer to a problem.

coddling adults, like they are children, means we end up coddling their kids when they are adults.

How many sane, able bodied adult Americans refuse to work an available job in favor of living off of public funds?

The answer requires a number. Nothing else.

In 1996, Congress inserted work requirements for able-bodied adults into one of the largest cash assistance welfare programs, Aid to Families with Dependent Children (AFDC). AFDC was transformed into Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF), and for the first time, able-bodied adult welfare recipients were required to work or prepare for work in exchange for receiving benefits.

The welfare reform law required that 50 percent of work-eligible TANF recipients work or perform some type of work preparation, such as job training, job search, or community service. Between 1996 and 2002, the number of families on welfare dropped from 4.3 million to about 2 million. [1] Today, about 1.6 million families are receiving TANF. [2]

TANF’s rolls are filled with many adults who are doing little if any work at all. In FY 2013, 56 percent of TANF recipients were completely idle, performing zero hours of work or work preparation in an average month. [5]


A better long-term solution to the work shortage would be to eliminate all forms of public support except for those who are unable to work, and eliminate all poverty programs, since they have not reduced poverty since they were established in 1965. The money currently being spent on these programs should be redirected to job creation—preferably for private-sector jobs, but public-sector jobs will do in a pinch. A trillion-dollar federal infrastructure program, such as the one President Trump has said he will propose, could absorb a large number of the unemployed and underemployed.



https://fns-prod.azureedge.net/sites/default/files/ops/Characteristics2015-Summary.pdf

45 million on snap 2/3rds couldn't work

15 million living off of you and me.

Hello. You didn't answer the question. Typical.

Here is another one.

Which is greater? The number of adults who have a job and receive snap or the number of adults who don't work and receive snap.

If someone has a job, can you accurately state that they are living off of you and me?

 

[Two Thumbs]

Find a Job | CareerBuilder

Sorry. You seem confused. If you want to treat human beings like stray cats, you should not suggest that they get jobs. That's very odd.

If you want to humanize these unfortunate souls, you must consider that most snap recipients are minor children.

You fail on all fronts.

the kids on snap have adults that are supposed to be looking out for them.

welfare was, is and will always be the worst answer to a problem.

coddling adults, like they are children, means we end up coddling their kids when they are adults.

How many sane, able bodied adult Americans refuse to work an available job in favor of living off of public funds?

The answer requires a number. Nothing else.

In 1996, Congress inserted work requirements for able-bodied adults into one of the largest cash assistance welfare programs, Aid to Families with Dependent Children (AFDC). AFDC was transformed into Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF), and for the first time, able-bodied adult welfare recipients were required to work or prepare for work in exchange for receiving benefits.

The welfare reform law required that 50 percent of work-eligible TANF recipients work or perform some type of work preparation, such as job training, job search, or community service. Between 1996 and 2002, the number of families on welfare dropped from 4.3 million to about 2 million. [1] Today, about 1.6 million families are receiving TANF. [2]

TANF’s rolls are filled with many adults who are doing little if any work at all. In FY 2013, 56 percent of TANF recipients were completely idle, performing zero hours of work or work preparation in an average month. [5]


A better long-term solution to the work shortage would be to eliminate all forms of public support except for those who are unable to work, and eliminate all poverty programs, since they have not reduced poverty since they were established in 1965. The money currently being spent on these programs should be redirected to job creation—preferably for private-sector jobs, but public-sector jobs will do in a pinch. A trillion-dollar federal infrastructure program, such as the one President Trump has said he will propose, could absorb a large number of the unemployed and underemployed.



https://fns-prod.azureedge.net/sites/default/files/ops/Characteristics2015-Summary.pdf

45 million on snap 2/3rds couldn't work

15 million living off of you and me.

Hello. You didn't answer the question. Typical.

Here is another one.

Which is greater? The number of adults who have a job and receive snap or the number of adults who don't work and receive snap.

If someone has a job, can you accrately state that they are living off of you and me?

I did answer you, you clearly read it, you just can't admit the facts.

and your last question just goes to show your terrible level of education in basic math.

 

[frigidweirdo]

Saving Country $3 Billion Annually

Now, only 42 million are on the program. Imagine. Only forty-two million!

Are you trying to say this is because of Trump?

The economy has been improving steadily since 2010, that wasn't Trump.

 

[LoneLaugher]

Sorry. You seem confused. If you want to treat human beings like stray cats, you should not suggest that they get jobs. That's very odd.

If you want to humanize these unfortunate souls, you must consider that most snap recipients are minor children.

You fail on all fronts.

the kids on snap have adults that are supposed to be looking out for them.

welfare was, is and will always be the worst answer to a problem.

coddling adults, like they are children, means we end up coddling their kids when they are adults.

How many sane, able bodied adult Americans refuse to work an available job in favor of living off of public funds?

The answer requires a number. Nothing else.

In 1996, Congress inserted work requirements for able-bodied adults into one of the largest cash assistance welfare programs, Aid to Families with Dependent Children (AFDC). AFDC was transformed into Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF), and for the first time, able-bodied adult welfare recipients were required to work or prepare for work in exchange for receiving benefits.

The welfare reform law required that 50 percent of work-eligible TANF recipients work or perform some type of work preparation, such as job training, job search, or community service. Between 1996 and 2002, the number of families on welfare dropped from 4.3 million to about 2 million. [1] Today, about 1.6 million families are receiving TANF. [2]

TANF’s rolls are filled with many adults who are doing little if any work at all. In FY 2013, 56 percent of TANF recipients were completely idle, performing zero hours of work or work preparation in an average month. [5]


A better long-term solution to the work shortage would be to eliminate all forms of public support except for those who are unable to work, and eliminate all poverty programs, since they have not reduced poverty since they were established in 1965. The money currently being spent on these programs should be redirected to job creation—preferably for private-sector jobs, but public-sector jobs will do in a pinch. A trillion-dollar federal infrastructure program, such as the one President Trump has said he will propose, could absorb a large number of the unemployed and underemployed.



https://fns-prod.azureedge.net/sites/default/files/ops/Characteristics2015-Summary.pdf

45 million on snap 2/3rds couldn't work

15 million living off of you and me.

Hello. You didn't answer the question. Typical.

Here is another one.

Which is greater? The number of adults who have a job and receive snap or the number of adults who don't work and receive snap.

If someone has a job, can you accrately state that they are living off of you and me?

I did answer you, you clearly read it, you just can't admit the facts.

and your last question just goes to show your terrible level of education in basic math.

Sorry pal. You did not answer the question. Receveing snap does not equate to not working.

You do not know the number. Admit it. You don't know the details behind your own world view.

Sad. Believe me.

 

[Two Thumbs]

the kids on snap have adults that are supposed to be looking out for them.

welfare was, is and will always be the worst answer to a problem.

coddling adults, like they are children, means we end up coddling their kids when they are adults.

How many sane, able bodied adult Americans refuse to work an available job in favor of living off of public funds?

The answer requires a number. Nothing else.

In 1996, Congress inserted work requirements for able-bodied adults into one of the largest cash assistance welfare programs, Aid to Families with Dependent Children (AFDC). AFDC was transformed into Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF), and for the first time, able-bodied adult welfare recipients were required to work or prepare for work in exchange for receiving benefits.

The welfare reform law required that 50 percent of work-eligible TANF recipients work or perform some type of work preparation, such as job training, job search, or community service. Between 1996 and 2002, the number of families on welfare dropped from 4.3 million to about 2 million. [1] Today, about 1.6 million families are receiving TANF. [2]

TANF’s rolls are filled with many adults who are doing little if any work at all. In FY 2013, 56 percent of TANF recipients were completely idle, performing zero hours of work or work preparation in an average month. [5]


A better long-term solution to the work shortage would be to eliminate all forms of public support except for those who are unable to work, and eliminate all poverty programs, since they have not reduced poverty since they were established in 1965. The money currently being spent on these programs should be redirected to job creation—preferably for private-sector jobs, but public-sector jobs will do in a pinch. A trillion-dollar federal infrastructure program, such as the one President Trump has said he will propose, could absorb a large number of the unemployed and underemployed.



https://fns-prod.azureedge.net/sites/default/files/ops/Characteristics2015-Summary.pdf

45 million on snap 2/3rds couldn't work

15 million living off of you and me.

Hello. You didn't answer the question. Typical.

Here is another one.

Which is greater? The number of adults who have a job and receive snap or the number of adults who don't work and receive snap.

If someone has a job, can you accrately state that they are living off of you and me?

I did answer you, you clearly read it, you just can't admit the facts.

and your last question just goes to show your terrible level of education in basic math.

Sorry pal. You did not answer the question. Revieveing snap does not equate to not working.

You do not know the number. Admit it. You don't know the details behind your own world view.

Sad. Believe me.

I explained it to you, sadly I can not understand it for you.


there are 15 million able bodied people on snap.

that's the number you asked for.

 

[Two Thumbs]

update. I kept digging

Today, there are some 4.2 million nonelderly able-bodied adults without dependent children currently receiving food stamp benefits. Few are employed. The cost of benefits to this group is around $8.5 billion per year.

 

[LoneLaugher]

How many sane, able bodied adult Americans refuse to work an available job in favor of living off of public funds?

The answer requires a number. Nothing else.

In 1996, Congress inserted work requirements for able-bodied adults into one of the largest cash assistance welfare programs, Aid to Families with Dependent Children (AFDC). AFDC was transformed into Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF), and for the first time, able-bodied adult welfare recipients were required to work or prepare for work in exchange for receiving benefits.

The welfare reform law required that 50 percent of work-eligible TANF recipients work or perform some type of work preparation, such as job training, job search, or community service. Between 1996 and 2002, the number of families on welfare dropped from 4.3 million to about 2 million. [1] Today, about 1.6 million families are receiving TANF. [2]

TANF’s rolls are filled with many adults who are doing little if any work at all. In FY 2013, 56 percent of TANF recipients were completely idle, performing zero hours of work or work preparation in an average month. [5]


A better long-term solution to the work shortage would be to eliminate all forms of public support except for those who are unable to work, and eliminate all poverty programs, since they have not reduced poverty since they were established in 1965. The money currently being spent on these programs should be redirected to job creation—preferably for private-sector jobs, but public-sector jobs will do in a pinch. A trillion-dollar federal infrastructure program, such as the one President Trump has said he will propose, could absorb a large number of the unemployed and underemployed.



https://fns-prod.azureedge.net/sites/default/files/ops/Characteristics2015-Summary.pdf

45 million on snap 2/3rds couldn't work

15 million living off of you and me.

Hello. You didn't answer the question. Typical.

Here is another one.

Which is greater? The number of adults who have a job and receive snap or the number of adults who don't work and receive snap.

If someone has a job, can you accrately state that they are living off of you and me?

I did answer you, you clearly read it, you just can't admit the facts.

and your last question just goes to show your terrible level of education in basic math.

Sorry pal. You did not answer the question. Revieveing snap does not equate to not working.

You do not know the number. Admit it. You don't know the details behind your own world view.

Sad. Believe me.

I explained it to you, sadly I can not understand it for you.


there are 15 million able bodied people on snap.

that's the number you asked for.

No. It is not.

Read the question again. Take your time. There is no rush.

 

[LoneLaugher]

update. I kept digging

Today, there are some 4.2 million nonelderly able-bodied adults without dependent children currently receiving food stamp benefits. Few are employed. The cost of benefits to this group is around $8.5 billion per year.

Wow. Huge drop there.

That STILL doesn't answer the question. Keep going downward. You'll get there eventually.

 

[Two Thumbs]

update. I kept digging

Today, there are some 4.2 million nonelderly able-bodied adults without dependent children currently receiving food stamp benefits. Few are employed. The cost of benefits to this group is around $8.5 billion per year.

Wow. Huge drop there.

That STILL doesn't answer the question. Keep going downward. You'll get there eventually.

How many sane, able bodied adult Americans refuse to work an available job in favor of living off of public funds?

The answer requires a number. Nothing else.


4.2 million.

 

[LoneLaugher]

update. I kept digging

Today, there are some 4.2 million nonelderly able-bodied adults without dependent children currently receiving food stamp benefits. Few are employed. The cost of benefits to this group is around $8.5 billion per year.

Wow. Huge drop there.

That STILL doesn't answer the question. Keep going downward. You'll get there eventually.

How many sane, able bodied adult Americans refuse to work an available job in favor of living off of public funds?

The answer requires a number. Nothing else.


4.2 million.

That's not the number. The 4.2 million number INCLUDES people with jobs.

Keep going.