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We need Welfare Reform Mr. President! Start with your illegal aunt squatting in the NYC projects.
For the other legal welfare recipients, why not have a hard labor debt repaymment plan.
Her 12 yr old brought a knife to school, momma disrepected the judge and she is an ungrateful POS.
What a sad waste of space she is. The truely scarey part....there's literally millions more like her who feel 'entitled'. This is the Me Generation.
We need Welfare Reform Mr. President! Start with your illegal aunt squatting in the NYC projects.
For the other legal welfare recipients, why not have a hard labor debt repaymment plan.
Her 12 yr old brought a knife to school, momma disrepected the judge and she is an ungrateful POS.
What a sad waste of space she is. The truely scarey part....there's literally millions more like her who feel 'entitled'. This is the Me Generation.
The Federal gov't should interfere in a local matter according to you? Interesting because the last welfare reform put authority in the hands of the states. Whose fault?
I'm just saying if there's to be any real "hope and change" it needs to come from a leader. I certainly believe welfare reform is more important than healthcare reform. States should absolutely be responsible for their programs, but proper leadership can help solve the problem.
Look at what's happening in Minnesota...hundreds of thousand of Ethiopians migrate there simply for the bountiful welfare benefits because they know it's the most generous state in the USA. I know this because I asked one of them why he choose Minnesota to live in.
I'm just saying if there's to be any real "hope and change" it needs to come from a leader. I certainly believe welfare reform is more important than healthcare reform. States should absolutely be responsible for their programs, but proper leadership can help solve the problem.
States elect leaders to manage their state. Again, what has the Federal gov't got to do with the administration of welfare in Florida?
What a disgusting individual. All her problems (like spreading her legs) are the fault of others. I'm sure she is passing that disgusting attitude right on down to her brood of 12.
This is an example of the entitlement mentality fostered by the democrats.
Why is this POS not WORKING for the aid she gets?
Your right on target, she should be working for the aid she gets, etc.... But don't you know - she has already said - this is her job
I don't think it's a democratic or republican thing. I think it's a State Agency/Legal crap thing. They are all perpetuating this on our tax dollars.
"Adams would not have sat through 28 hearings if her kids had been fed, got their medicines and were living in a good home, the judge said. "We know you want us out of your life," she told Adams. "We will be thrilled to close this case when you have all these things."
No wonder this women feels entitled. You don't need 28 hearings with more to come I think they all have screws loose:
I guess the phrase "You made your bed, now lie in it" has taken on a whole new meaning Why does she need a 6 bedroom home? Three bunk beds in two bedrooms should suit their needs just fine. Or is two kids to a bedroom the new rule, just as 16 kids to a public school teacher
Oh mercy, our system is out of control
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I think they all have screws loose:
Why does she need a 6 bedroom home? Three bunk beds in two bedrooms should suit their needs just fine. Or is two kids to a bedroom the new rule, just as 16 kids to a public school teacher
