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Fiscal Fraud -- or Frugality?

Barack-A-Sorros Wrote: Jan 31, 2010 3:39 PM

John Stossel once spoke on what your talking about.

He essentually explains that a program intented to help 1000 inner city people will actually end up helping just 3 or 4 people.

So yes the program did actually help a few people but at a cost that hurt many many more.

Thus we see after 60 years of the "Great Society programs", Our prisons are full, black inner city un-employment above 25%, single parent households, high drop out rates.

The help that people actually need which is self reliance and a job is not part of the Liberal agenda.


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