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ORIGINAL: Fieldmouse
Why not just cut them off?
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It'll never happen.Plus there are people who do need it. Sure it is probably only about 2% at most, but there are some there. Like I said if they need it I have no problem with it. But Ithink that more than welfare needsreform. A lot of the churches out there are not helping people out and I feel they should be. Our church has a policy but they do help. They will pay bills to the company,a member of the congregation will take you grocery shopping and the church reimburses. To many churches have a tendancy to not help because they don't want them spending it on drugs alcohol and junk food, and they aren'twilling to do the bit extra to help without being taken for fools.
I don't agree with how they manage these programs but here are a few that I would keep
Energy assistance
food support -no soda and junkfood. It should be more like WIC where they give out vouchers.
vendor pay for bills-no call waiting, cable, cells, ect. necessities only
I don't know enough about health care to form an opinion of how that should be worked. I know they have Medical Assistance which pays your medical bills, they also have MN Care where you pay a small premium that goes off of your income with lower co-pays than that of private insurances. It is my understanding that they have now put a$3 co-pay on doc visits and prescriptions. Sounds like dental is fully covered though, MN Carecovers about what a private company does. Why the need for 2 programs?