//Hello Gregory,//

on *06.10.22* at *23:12:40* You wrote in area *ALL-POLITICS*
to *Jeff Thiele* about *"Re: Robbing the Poor to Pay the Rich"*.

 JT>> a family. In fact, most people on public assistance do have jobs.

 GD> A greater amount of people on public assistance are jobless. This I have
 GD> seen within my former job for the ACP Affordable Connectivity Program. As
 GD> proof of wages was required or having the association with a selected
 GD> Federal Program. I can tell you from personal experience most of these
 GD> individuals had no employment. I spoke to "consumers" from all over the
 GD> U.S. It was the states of Michigan, Ohio and Alabama that seemed to have
 GD> the greatest disparity and the highest poverty.

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The facts are the majority of people on public assistance are working.  

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