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Actually, what the problem is not welfare fraud as in false documentation, but the fraud of people who don't really need it deliberately being less functioning adults AND presenting themselves as single mothers to qualify for it.
And NH is #1 because of the way it is... so no changes please. And that's why we don't want to become a destination for are looking for handouts or crutches. We don't want NH to turn into a MA or CA.
Sorry- you got on a Goodest places list; we California locusts must now mass up and descend on New Hampshire picking it clean.
This one looks promising Sunny Studio located on the Third floor! and, by the way, I see already some Big changes I'm gonna wanna make to the way you do things around here...............
That Politico article means nothing, just more misleading media propaganda. A hodgepodge of statistics compiled by a journalist hardly equals practical, useful meaning journalism or facts. In other words, it's not saying much. "Strength" is a subjective and relative term, that one state is stronger than another is laughable, it's not a strength competition. New Hampshire has one of the highest rate of marijuana use by youth at 10-12%. No strength there but lots of young pot heads.
These kids grow up with not a lot of ambition, work ethic or job skills. Many end up on welfare.
And FYI politico is now known as a left wing site so you can expect liberal propaganda for sure. Be careful what you believe on the internet.
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