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March 24, 2014 at 11:46 am
Corbett’s plan was just to turn Medicaid health care for the poor into a punitive workfare program with checks and rules that made it easy to eject people. I had a statistic, see if I can dig it up fast. Yeah, here — one requirement, to use a state website and send out “72 job applications/6 months,” “20 hours of work a week..” http://dickdestiny.com/blog1/?p=17064
It’s the GOP prescription for food stamps recipients, that’s all. It was not at all popular when he and his assistants took it on the road. They had to get an OK from the federal government to do it and, as yet, it has not been granted. The only silver lining is he will be eliminated politically, for good, in the next vote.
He has family roots in my hometown. So he’s certainly of the world view I departed. I have hatred for people like him. They have taken their various animuses to a national level and made it personal.
March 24, 2014 at 10:29 pm
Corbett is Christie with couth.