Feb 11, 2012 ... A new CBPP analysis of budget and Census data, however, shows that more  than 90 percent of the benefit dollars that entitlement and other mandatory  programs[1] spend go to assist people who are elderly, seriously disabled, or  members of working households — not to able-bodied, working-age ...
Of every "three dollars in food stamps for the needy, seven dollars in salaries and  pensions (go to) the bureaucrats who are supposed to be taking care of the poor. " — PolitiFact National on Tuesday, March 19th, 2013. Pants on Fire! Uh, except  for that Pants on Fire... Michele Bachmann · "After the debate that we had last ...
Apr 14, 2014 ... Income taxes paid by individuals account for 47 percent of all federal tax  revenues, which are projected to be $3.18 trillion in 2015. Other tax ... Although  these state receipts show the average taxpayer's contribution to the budget,  Americans don't all pay taxes equally. ... How should our tax dollars be spent?
May 29, 2013 ... Of every "three dollars in food stamps for the needy, seven dollars in salaries and  pensions (go to) the bureaucrats who are supposed to be taking care of the poor. " Evidence shows administrative costs for the food stamp program are less than 5  percent. Pants on Fire. • "One. That's the number of new ...
Apr 25, 2016 ... Until we have more evidence, the best thing basic income has going for it is its  broad appeal — after all, who doesn't like free money? .... commonly thought of  as welfare, like food stamps and housing vouchers and bigger expenses like  pensions (Social Security) and health care (Medicaid and Medicare).
Of every "three dollars in food stamps for the needy, seven dollars in salaries and pensions (go to) the bureaucrats who are supposed to be taking care of the poor."