I get to eat tomorrow
Michigan’s changes to welfare mean a lot of children go hungry.
My favourite bit?
Maura Corrigan, director of Michigan’s Department of Human Services, assured lawmakers that changes to a core social safety-net program — cash welfare assistance — aren’t producing the kind of wide-scale woe critics predicted.
“There hasn’t been an uptick in the food banks; there hasn’t been an uptick in the homeless shelters,” Corrigan told the state’s House Appropriations subcommittee on human services, the Detroit Free Press reported Thursday. “It’s a dog that didn’t bite, as far as we’re concerned.”
That’s because those services are already at and past their capacity, you brain dead, heartless harpy!
In other news, Hell is pleased with this development.