if someone is, you might say, dining at the public largesse, meaning receiving government stipends of some kind, whether they are--whether it is scholarships or whatever they are, or welfare payments, that perhaps drug testing should be required before someone receives government largesse.
Rohrabacher suggests drug testing for those receiving government assistance.
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