Certainly not. And do you think it is unfair to ask able-bodied welfare recipients to work 20 hours a week?
Jack Kingston: “Certainly not. And do you think it is unfair to ask able-bodied welfare recipients to work 20 hours a week?”
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Discussing welfare reform and work requirements for recipients.
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Anytime we change a light bulb, we talk about how great the last one was. And that's what I'm hearing right now from the Democrats.
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