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I personally am all for it. However one of the comments at the bottom makes a great point. What is to stop one of these folks from using their card at the ATM to grab some cash and buy these vices that way. Anyway, still interesting to see the proposal...
I personally am all for it. However one of the comments at the bottom makes a great point. What is to stop one of these folks from using their card at the ATM to grab some cash and buy these vices that way. Anyway, still interesting to see the proposal...
I personally am all for it. However one of the comments at the bottom makes a great point. What is to stop one of these folks from using their card at the ATM to grab some cash and buy these vices that way. Anyway, still interesting to see the proposal...
Can't believe this is not the rule already...its like common sense...you're getting free money from the system then yes you should get told how you can't spend it.
So it's wishful thinking on the part of the Master of the Universe again.
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The Libous measure would specifically bar recipients from using their EBT cards to make withdrawals from ATMs in liquor stores, betting parlors and sex clubs.
And the dimwit proposing this cannot think far enough to reason that there are OTHER places with ATM machines...like BANKS! Of course not, he's an upstate Republican.
So it's wishful thinking on the part of the Master of the Universe again.
And the dimwit proposing this cannot think far enough to reason that there are OTHER places with ATM machines...like BANKS! Of course not, he's an upstate Republican.
Right on both counts! Yet another attempt by our illustrious elected officials to avoid anything that resembles accountability. "Let's just pass a law--they'll never know the difference!"
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