All of those applications were approved.

Isn't it true that 100 percent of Tea Party applications were flagged for extra scrutiny?

It makes no sense to me and I am sure it makes no sense to the American public.

I don't understand that, how you can ask those questions, provide those questionnaires, asking for certain data, but yet be unintentional in conducting that sort of activity.

Our investigation shows that there were seven flagged.

I don't understand unintentional in that light either.

I think the idea here is to try and figure out ways to reform the programs at issue today so that our social safety net does not become a cage for many Americans.

We want to be able to be here as a help to people, but we want to have people like Ms. Randolph, who stand up, too, and take responsibility.

Our nation's welfare system should help people overcome their challenges and move up the economic ladder. Unfortunately, the current maze of programs not only fails to lift up many poor families in need, but it too often punishes those who…

We are spending more than ever to assist low-income individuals and families.

The Federal Government, I think we would all agree, does have a role in helping people get back on their feet.