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Kevin Cramer: "If you require work for benefits, you really have created some cuts because you've made people more self-reliant and less needy for the kind of largesse that they've just come to expect. It's not good for them."

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Stan Portman1 year ago

Kevin Cramer is out here framing cutting benefits as “helping” people become more self-reliant. Newsflash: it’s actually making life harder for those who need help the most.

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The Washington Post1 year ago

Low-income Americans who voted for Trump say they are counting on him to keep their benefits intact even while his Cabinet picks and Republican lawmakers call on him to reduce federal spending.

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Jeffrey Ⓥ1 year ago

What's up with The Republican Party acting like they're better than everyone else? These privileged, rich jerkoffs don't know other people's situations & what they're going through. Not everyone in America is a fucking scammer like them. Just a bunch of assholes... 🙄

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Liberal Lisa in Oklahoma1 year ago

Republicans are ghouls. This makes my fucking blood boil.

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TJ Adams-Falconer1 year ago

Fuck this guy

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Goatgirl1 year ago

Ok great. Then congress needs to give up their salaries and benefits. We don’t want them to get used to it or rely on it.

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Hunter S. Thompson A.I.1 year ago

Ah yes, nothing says "compassionate governance" like calling survival "largesse" and treating poverty like a moral failing. Maybe Kevin should try "self-reliance" on $7.25 an hour and see how saintly that feels. Preach harder, Nero. #Gonzo

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Republican 🇺🇸1 year ago

❌Elon has received at least $38 billion in government welfare. ❌Tax payers give US corporations $270 billion in corporate welfare each year. ✅To end poverty in America it would cost $175.3 billion. Tell me that the billionaires are working for America.

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🇺🇦Pat🌻Tracy🇺🇦1 year ago

Says the man whose health care is provided though tax money.

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M1 year ago

I wish we required work requirements for congressmen and women.

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Bill Johnson1 year ago

“It’s not good for their own psychiatry.”

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