On the recordMarch 25, 2019
I think that maybe makes the case for not having work requirements because what it indicates to me is that people basically do want to work, and if they can, they will.
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congress.govJohn Yarmuth: “I think that maybe makes the case for not having work requirements because what it indicates to me is that people…”
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Argues against work requirements, suggesting people want to work if able.
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