Unless lawmakers somehow maintain the funding of welfare programs at current levels, the nation's poor could suffer a devastating loss of income by the end of the year. According to an estimate by Moody's Analytics, $37 billion in extended benefits are set to expire.
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7 comments:
Were out of money, The tax dollars would have been better spent helping them learn how to fish instead of feeding them fish sticks.
i don't think that will happen. they have more rights to my pay check then i do.
Bailouts for Bankers and international corporatists will continue unhampered.
lets make it $64 billion
too bad 37 billion welfare RECEIPIANTS wont disappear...
Judge Roy Browns rating will certainly drop.
You mean some of them might actually have to go find work - any kind of work for any kind of pay. Nawww - the annointed one won't let that happen in an election year to his followers.
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