Rep. Paul Ryan concludes that 50 years after President Lyndon Johnson launched the War on Poverty, a pathway out of poverty has become a patchwork of bureaucratic challenges.
The Wisconsin Republican has zeroed in on the subject in a comprehensive analysis that points to repetition and inefficiencies in federal poverty programs.
Ryan, chairman of the House Budget Committee and a possible 2016 presidential candidate, released the 204-page report one day before President Barack Obama was due to unveil his budget blueprint for the next fiscal year.
Prety sad hey...the USA never won any wars since WWII and we had help...so any war declared by our politicans is a scam...as we can see from the welfare system and the war on poverty...on drugs...i think we need a war on democratic libtards...
Prety sad hey...the USA never won any wars since WWII and we had help...so any war declared by our politicans is a scam...as we can see from the welfare system and the war on poverty...on drugs...i think we need a war on democratic libtards...
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