The issue is not math, the issue is a general lack of willingness to work.
They would rather sit in front of the tube with their bud-lite chips than
go out get a second job or an education to better themselves.
Now, I have no problem with the Earned Income Credit program in principal.
Kaleb's
Here's a data point. Number 3 child just got a raise at the car dealership
where she works in CA. But with her increased income, she is no longer
eligible for MediCal and the pay increase is not enough to cover premiums
for the group medical plan where she works. IMHO, she NEEDS to continue
The same goes for my sister in law. She makes to much to qualify her
kids for govt insurance, but doesn't make enough to pay the bills and
insurance.
Similar is for women coming off welfare, its practically impossible and
much easier to stay on welfare. Avg mother on welfare cannot make enough
