Yes, we do require work, in many of the proposals that the Democrats propose. Mr. DeLAY. If you encourage it and they don't work and there are jobs available, what kind of sanctions do you bring against the welfare recipient?
Michael Synar: “Yes, we do require work, in many of the proposals that the Democrats propose. Mr. DeLAY. If you encourage it and they…”
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Discussing work requirements in welfare proposals during a debate.
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If the gentleman would allow me, if only a third of the welfare recipients get housing, if 70 percent of Medicaid goes to disabled and elderly, to claim them as welfare is not correct.
No, it does not go to welfare recipients. Seventy percent of the Medicaid budget goes to the elderly and disabled. Do you consider them welfare?
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