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Non-Tech : Kirk's Market Thoughts
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To: Kirk © who wrote (2524)1/6/2015 9:40:42 AM
From: Jerome  Read Replies (1) of 27118
 
Hi Kirk,......
slackers in states like CA, NY, IL, etc. is government "leaders" pay them for the votes
Highly doubtful.....I used to work at a grocery store that had a lot of those slackers as customers. Its unlikely that you could pay them for their votes because they weren't motivated enough to vote.

Living high off the (government) hog. Its a good story that some politicians love at election time...but the reality is far different.

Government subsidies for food stamps and the WIC program will not get you very far. Average WIC (women infants and children) program is about $60.00 a month and the average food stamp recipient gets less than $300 a month.

If a person or family choose to live off the government hog...then they better pay attention to the location free food pantry, and the location of the nearest Salvation Army mess hall for a once a day chow. (none on Sundays).

Reagan always talked about "welfare queens"....but I doubt if he had any interaction with them. That story was too good to be true and will probably never die.
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