“If the people cannot trust their government to do the job for which it exists – to protect them and to promote their common welfare – all else is lost”- Barack Obama. Interprets At Issue: Government Programs, from the SIRS data base, government programs have raised taxes and placed more of the economic burden on the states causing an increase in dependency amongst Americans. Recognizing the offense taken and desire for welfare reform, I do my best to empathize. Nonetheless, the amount of people that would be impacted negatively by the eradication of government programs is sizably larger than the amount of people wanting to do away with them. Public government programs are essential to America because they increase education, earnings, and
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Programs providing nutrition assistance, Medicaid, and early intervention by the government lift millions out of their simplest daily struggles. In proof, SIRS data base speculates, “in 2013, income and nutrition assistance programs lifted 46 million people, including 10 million children out of poverty” (SIRS). Correspondingly, knowing that you or your family will not have to be hungry every day is a burden lifted. Secondly, Medicaid has also provided a blanket for millions to take refuge under. Points out SIRS data base, “…while health programs have benefited tens of millions more” (SIRS). Beyond that, research has concluded that Medicaid not only helps millions now, but will also help millions in the future. SIRS data base emphasizes, “recieving Medicaid in childhood makes it substantially more likely that a child will graduate from high school and complete college” (SIRS). Undoubtedly, Medicaid provides care for people to live a healthy life, but also allows many the opportunities at a more preferable lifestyle. Lastly, First Signs: Early Intervention has shown that involvement by the government in admissible households serves many purposes. In detail, First Signs claims, “A network of professionals offer services including: screening and assessment; family training, counseling, and home visits; speech therapy; occupational therapy; psychological services; audiology services; vision services; social work
Programs providing nutrition assistance, Medicaid, and early intervention by the government lift millions out of their simplest daily struggles. In proof, SIRS data base speculates, “in 2013, income and nutrition assistance programs lifted 46 million people, including 10 million children out of poverty” (SIRS). Correspondingly, knowing that you or your family will not have to be hungry every day is a burden lifted. Secondly, Medicaid has also provided a blanket for millions to take refuge under. Points out SIRS data base, “…while health programs have benefited tens of millions more” (SIRS). Beyond that, research has concluded that Medicaid not only helps millions now, but will also help millions in the future. SIRS data base emphasizes, “recieving Medicaid in childhood makes it substantially more likely that a child will graduate from high school and complete college” (SIRS). Undoubtedly, Medicaid provides care for people to live a healthy life, but also allows many the opportunities at a more preferable lifestyle. Lastly, First Signs: Early Intervention has shown that involvement by the government in admissible households serves many purposes. In detail, First Signs claims, “A network of professionals offer services including: screening and assessment; family training, counseling, and home visits; speech therapy; occupational therapy; psychological services; audiology services; vision services; social work