That’s in addition to the existing giveaways:
Housing Assistance-—$1000 monthly (they legally use $400-—taxpayers pay the rest)
Universal Program for Subsidized Phones for Low Income (ObamaPhones),
EBT Food Stamps (SNAP),
ObamaCare Subsidies for Immigrants,
ObamaCare Subsidies for Low Income, Medicaid,
TANF Welfare, Energy Assistance, EITC,
General Assistance Cash,
Children’s Health Insurance Program (CHIP),
Assets for Independence,
School Lunch Block Grant,
Job Assistance,
Job Training,
Minority Job Assistance,
Job Relocation,
Woman Infants and Children’s Program,
Hispanic Jobs Program,
Needy Families Cash Assistance,
Migrant Education,
Title One Grants to Local Education Authorities,
Social Security for Refugees,
and anything else they can scam.
This is a nice list of existing programs to help poor people.
I’ve wondered, with this universal basic income idea — is it intended to replace existing public assistance programs, or is it to be paid, above and beyond, and in addition to, all of the existing social safety net programs?