Confessions Of A Deadbeat

They operate under the fundamentalist Christianity doctrine of "election" which means they are gods chosen and can do no wrong.
 
Look at the video around 4:10 where she talks about staying on welfare for her entire life. Then look at post #20 where I tried to educate you dummies that "There is a maximum of 60 months of benefits within one's lifetime, but some states have instituted shorter periods."

Choke on that you imbecilic rightie fascist. :D

 
Mass, Mich, Neb & Ore have no lifetime limits.

And still there was a 67+% decline in recipients in the first ten years after welfare reform.


Nationwide, the Personal Responsibility and Work Opportunity Reconciliation Act of 1996 was a major policy success. Between 1996 and 2006, it led to a decline in the number of welfare recipients from 12.5 million to 4.0 million -- 67.6 percent -- along with smaller declines in the poverty rate, teenage birth rates, and unemployment rate.

Some states were notably more successful than others in addressing poverty and its major causes. This report card -- the first to rank states by their welfare reform efforts -- provides a roadmap for states seeking to put more of their poor on the road to economic self-sufficiency.

These rankings were made on the basis of academic research as well as judgment based on experience. Clearly, there is a strong basis for governors and legislators in poor-performing states to act now in fulfilling their responsibilities to their most disadvantaged citizens.

http://heartland.org/sites/all/modules/custom/heartland_migration/files/pdfs/23499.pdf
 
C'mon CL, get serious.

This is a film created by students in English Composition and Research & Critical Writing Courses at U.Texas/El Paso.

I give this as much credence as you'd give a Michael Moore documentary.

Actually Darlin I posted it to debunk your lie about this,

"There is a maximum of 60 months of benefits within one's lifetime, but some states have instituted shorter periods."

Choke on that you imbecilic rightie fascist. :D

As you should note, Darlin Kiara in the video reports that she’s been on welfare for 12 fucking years that would be 144 months. And she mentions not removing herself anytime soon.

Of course in your world you surely see the fascist right-wingers paying huge sums of money to black girls to sit before their cameras and lie through their teeth to defame their race and stir up racist separation between the classes just for money because the poor girl needs a loaf of bread and milk for her 3 kids and there’s been no welfare loot since she served out her 60 months on the dole huh?
 
And still there was a 67+% decline in recipients in the first ten years after welfare reform.


Nationwide, the Personal Responsibility and Work Opportunity Reconciliation Act of 1996 was a major policy success. Between 1996 and 2006, it led to a decline in the number of welfare recipients from 12.5 million to 4.0 million -- 67.6 percent -- along with smaller declines in the poverty rate, teenage birth rates, and unemployment rate.

Some states were notably more successful than others in addressing poverty and its major causes. This report card -- the first to rank states by their welfare reform efforts -- provides a roadmap for states seeking to put more of their poor on the road to economic self-sufficiency.

These rankings were made on the basis of academic research as well as judgment based on experience. Clearly, there is a strong basis for governors and legislators in poor-performing states to act now in fulfilling their responsibilities to their most disadvantaged citizens.

http://heartland.org/sites/all/modules/custom/heartland_migration/files/pdfs/23499.pdf

The problem is the "Personal Responsibility and Work Opportunity Reconciliation Act of 1996" was a federal law. Evidently it had no mandates restricting the welfare systems of the States. To my knowledge welfare in my State is delivered as long as you're alive and have minor children and or live below the poverty line. BTW, federal welfare is unconstitutional! There's no Constitutional authority for the federal government to be involved in welfare for anybody. (see Amendment 10, United States Constitution)
 
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