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    Maine Begins Drops from State Aid: 9,000 so far in November dropped due to unwillingness to work com

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    Maine Begins Drops from State Aid: 9,000 so far in November dropped due to unwillingness to work com Empty Maine Begins Drops from State Aid: 9,000 so far in November dropped due to unwillingness to work com

    Post by Lobo Mon 14 Nov 2016, 3:11 pm

    Maine Begins Drops from State Aid: 9,000 so far in November dropped due to unwillingness to work community service
    by IWB · November 14, 2016



    It’s only 24 volunteer hours per month. They refuse to do it and so Maine is flushing them statewide beginning this month.
     
    Republican Gov. Paul LePage recently began enforcing Maine’s volunteer and work requirements for food stamp SNAP recipients to keep their benefits. The end result was more than 9,000 non-disabled adults getting dropped from the program.
    The rules prevent adults who are not disabled and do not have dependents from receiving food stamps for more than three months, unless they work at least 20 hours a week, participate in a work-training program, or meet volunteer guidelines for 24 hours out of the month. Any one of those three getting met will not result in the loss of their SNAP food benefits.
    Let me emphasize. The least difficult of those three, is fulfilling an approved volunteer work load of just 24 hours out of an entire month. The hardest, is doing at least 20 hours of on the job work per week. Hey, only volunteering 24 hours per month is a seriously good deal to receive hundreds of dollars of free food. The average SNAP monthly benefit is approximately $477.88 per month for a four person household size. In most cases it’s even more. For 24 hours of volunteering, that’s making about $19.91 per hour. Nice!
    In Maine, 9,000 so-called able-bodied people who are too poor to feed themselves couldn’t handle that. Even more of a drastic measure, people in Maine who lose their benefits in such a manner can’t regain assistance for three years.
    Liberals have sold government dependence so deliberately well, that even doing 24 hours of approved volunteer work a month for a capable adult became too much for more than 9,000 people. If it seems like I’m parroting these numbers again and again, you must realize the implications are staggering. Who in their right mind would turn down such a deal? Actually wanting a member of society to be productive in some reasonable way shouldn’t be too hard to meet!
    http://www.patriotchronicle.com/maine-drops-9000-from-food-stamps-after-they-refuse-to-comply-with-work-requirement/#

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