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How many people would stop getting welfare if they had to do drug tests?
Assuming everyone came out clean, $10 trillion is spent each year on welfare programs for 1.1 million families (assume 5 million people) which would add about 0.5% to the total cost of the program using your expensive test numbers.
How many people would stop getting welfare if they had to do drug tests?
Assuming everyone came out clean, $10 trillion is spent each year on welfare programs for 1.1 million families (assume 5 million people) which would add about 0.5% to the total cost of the program using your expensive test numbers.
okay, you going to have to back up that 10 trillion number there....
okay, you going to have to back up that 10 trillion number there....
https://www.lexingtonlaw.com/blog/finance/welfare-statistics.html
I just did a Google search, that was the number mentioned in a bunch of different hits. Maybe it's wrong, maybe it's right, but is sure seems in the ballpark.
I just did a Google search, that was the number mentioned in a bunch of different hits. Maybe it's wrong, maybe it's right, but is sure seems in the ballpark.
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