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To: JohnM who wrote (103722)	2/10/2009 1:11:23 PM
From: Katelew	Read Replies (1) of 542061

but I'm not ready to have the state decide who can have children. This isn't the issue. The issue is what and how much should the state be paying for. This is a mother who has never married and has apparently been in school for years. Normally this is a situation where it's hard to pay for the care of one child, much less six. Who paid for the original invitro of the six children? Would she have had this current multiple birth if she knew she was going to have to pay for their delivery and hospitalization? Also, since federal law limits welfare to families of just two children, my assumption here is that she must be on state programs of some kind. Maybe there are no limits on Medicaid?? Through the state is there no limit on the number of children one can get food stamps and other services for?? Perhaps CA has more generous state welfare programs than other states? If so, that's fine with me as long as CA will also run a balanced budget by taxing its citizenry sufficient to pay for this largesse.

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