i think there’s some sense in which we identify with the scale of the welfare fraud, feel like we could have dne that where the larger fraud is out of our reach. it seems worse because it is closer to home.
i think there’s some sense in which we identify with the scale of the welfare fraud, feel like we could have dne that where the larger fraud is out of our reach. it seems worse because it is closer to home.
i think there’s some sense in which we identify with the scale of the welfare fraud, feel like we could have dne that where the larger fraud is out of our reach. it seems worse because it is closer to home.
i think there’s some sense in which we identify with the scale of the welfare fraud, feel like we could have dne that where the larger fraud is out of our reach. it seems worse because it is closer to home.
i think there’s some sense in which we identify with the scale of the welfare fraud, feel like we could have dne that where the larger fraud is out of our reach. it seems worse because it is closer to home.
I would venture that we are outraged even more at these crooks however there is a very small number of people perpetuating fraud on that level. There are hundreds of thousands committing welfare fraud so collectively it is an issue of the same magnitude.
I would venture that we are outraged even more at these crooks however there is a very small number of people perpetuating fraud on that level. There are hundreds of thousands committing welfare fraud so collectively it is an issue of the same magnitude.
I would venture that we are outraged even more at these crooks however there is a very small number of people perpetuating fraud on that level. There are hundreds of thousands committing welfare fraud so collectively it is an issue of the same magnitude.
I would venture that we are outraged even more at these crooks however there is a very small number of people perpetuating fraud on that level. There are hundreds of thousands committing welfare fraud so collectively it is an issue of the same magnitude.
I would venture that we are outraged even more at these crooks however there is a very small number of people perpetuating fraud on that level. There are hundreds of thousands committing welfare fraud so collectively it is an issue of the same magnitude.
[quote=Sandi Egan][quote=SD Transplant]If convicted, she faces a maximum term of 19 years in state prison[/quote]
Right. $60K was not enough, so now we are stuck with paying all her bills for another 19 years. That’s the way to amend the state budget.[/quote]
Right. And, I’m betting it would be waaaaay cheaper to just keep her on welfare for 19 years than to prosecute and incarcerate her.
[quote=Sandi Egan][quote=SD Transplant]If convicted, she faces a maximum term of 19 years in state prison[/quote]
Right. $60K was not enough, so now we are stuck with paying all her bills for another 19 years. That’s the way to amend the state budget.[/quote]
Right. And, I’m betting it would be waaaaay cheaper to just keep her on welfare for 19 years than to prosecute and incarcerate her.
[quote=Sandi Egan][quote=SD Transplant]If convicted, she faces a maximum term of 19 years in state prison[/quote]
Right. $60K was not enough, so now we are stuck with paying all her bills for another 19 years. That’s the way to amend the state budget.[/quote]
Right. And, I’m betting it would be waaaaay cheaper to just keep her on welfare for 19 years than to prosecute and incarcerate her.
[quote=Sandi Egan][quote=SD Transplant]If convicted, she faces a maximum term of 19 years in state prison[/quote]
Right. $60K was not enough, so now we are stuck with paying all her bills for another 19 years. That’s the way to amend the state budget.[/quote]
Right. And, I’m betting it would be waaaaay cheaper to just keep her on welfare for 19 years than to prosecute and incarcerate her.
