Dusty Johnson actually said...

"The term able-bodied, as we have talked about, is so key to this discussion, and I want to make sure that we are working to empower and not stigmatize the ABAWD population."

"Third, that work and education are a critically important, a necessary part of helping people realize opportunities to move out of poverty."

"Evidence is powerful and data can light our way forward."

"For me, an important foundation of all of this Subcommittee's work on nutrition is, first, that we all want to improve the lives of Americans who are facing hard times."