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    The technological advances of the 21st century, while beneficial to our quality of life have influenced changes to educational requirements in every occupation. As the United States becomes more dependent on highly educated professionals for every sector of the economy; technology, retail, healthcare, farming, etc., future education reform needs to include a plan to educate citizens who can maintain and grow the increasing complex civic infrastructure. To guarantee our communities can address…

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    issue of drug testing people that are on welfare in the US. The author believes that annual drug testing welfare recipients will ensure taxpayer dollar and government money will actually help those who need it. He also expresses reasoning by stating that drug testing will accomplish two main goals. The first goal is to help those recipients with drug abuse problems realize they have a problem with drugs and offering them treatment in order to keep their welfare benefits. The second…

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    The Benefits Of Welfare

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    Today in the United States around one hundred and ten million people were on welfare (“The 35.4 percent”). If you keep looking into it, that is almost thirty-five percent of the people in America (“The 35.4 percent”). So, what about the rest of the world? Why are we paying for these people? America needs to stop and stand up for themselves. Welfare should not be an option because it is hurting the children that it is supposed to be helping because it is causing the children to run into a lot…

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    them, then what is spend taking care of people on welfare, which by the way is somewhere around 1.04 trillion. If anything should be getting the class that doesn’t attempt to work and shun them like they do to immigrants, because in reality the one that we taxpayers are ultimately going to have to pay are does on welfare. By comparison in 2011 was spend on 80 different welfare programs. The truth that is hidden is that more money is spend on welfare than anything else right after military. If…

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    Growing Up To School

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    Imagine that you are a farmer. You have just returned home from a long day of working in the field. Exhausted you unlace your boots, kick them off, and head inside to your children. As you walk through the door your family is waiting for you to eat supper, it is nine o'clock at night. That night as you eat your late supper your family takes turns sharing their experiences of their day with you. Your teenage daughter tells you that her friend just got a new smartphone again, and she asks if she…

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    Temporary Assistance for Needy Families or (TANF) was created to help families that are in need. They have four purposes or goals and they are to lessen the amount of pregnancies that are out-of-wedlock, help families care for their children in the comfort of their own home, encourage two-parent households, and encouraging job preparation and marriage. To be eligible for the program one must have a child that is under nineteen, be under-employed (low wages), unemployed or almost unemployed,…

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    to dictionary.com, welfare is a financial support giving to people in need, which comes from the government. People shouldn't get welfare for many reasons. One reason is, people who don't work shouldn't get it. Another reason is, food stamps. It's so easy to apply for them, so anyone can get them. Finally, future generations will pick up and do it, just like their parents. As you can see, what welfare is and why people shouldn't get it. One reason why people don't deserve welfare, is because…

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    welfare's success by how many people leave welfare, not by how many are added.” (Ronald Reagan). During the Great Depression in the 1930s, the streets were filled with 18 million people looking for food, clothing and shelter. Local and State governments understood that something needed to be done to help these families. President Franklin D. Roosevelt tried creating jobs for the unemployed and liked the idea of the government aiding the poor. In 1935, a national welfare system was established in…

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    To begin, the Welfare Reform Act, also known as the Personal Responsibility and Work Opportunity Reconciliation Act, was a legislation signed by President Bill Clinton in 1996. Its purpose was to replace the controversial social program Aid to Families with Dependent Children (AFDC) with Temporary Assistance to Needy Families (TANF). The AFDC was issued as part of the New Deal’s Social Security Act of 1935. Moreover, the AFDC was a federally issued program where the federal government itself had…

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    Welfare Abuse Control One of the problems of our society is the abuse of welfare. The welfare system was not created for people who are just too lazy to work. The system was created to help those who are not capable of supporting themselves such as the elderly people of the community. The people that you see that walk into a store in their night clothes And it is around lunch time then they are more than likely one of the people that abuse the welfare system. And if you have not noticed,…

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