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To: ladyjane
AFDC was the biggest and it was eliminated (thereby ending the practice of a woman getting cash for every child they had), along with most direct payment programs.

Section 8 and food stamps are a drop in the bucket compared to Socialist Security and Medicare. There is no "free car program', despite urban legends to the contrary.

123 posted on 03/07/2011 7:50:04 PM PST by Clemenza (Remember our Korean War Veterans)
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To: Clemenza
There is no "free car program', despite urban legends to the contrary.

Urban legend you say? Clemenza, you must still be reading the New York Times.

Check this out:

"Gov. Deval Patrick’s free wheels for welfare recipients program is revving up despite the stalled economy, as the keys to donated cars loaded with state-funded insurance, repairs and even AAA membership are handed out to get them to work. But the program – fueled by a funding boost despite the state’s fiscal crash – allows those who end up back on welfare to keep the cars anyway.

The state pays for the car’s insurance, inspection, excise tax, title, registration, repairs and a AAA membership for one year at a total cost of roughly $6,000 per car.

http://www.ihatethemedia.com/massachusetts-free-cars-for-poor

They get free and subsidized housing, free cell phones and free minutes including foreign calls. You don't have to be a citizen to get on this gravy train. Ask Aunt Zetuni and Uncle Obama (the other Obama relative here illegally that the liberal media won't talk about.)

The liberal press would like us to believe that these giveaways are all urban legend but they are not. Unwed pregnant moms are still hitting the jackpot each time they have another child.

125 posted on 03/08/2011 6:23:55 AM PST by ladyjane
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