[JoSixChip]

Obama appointed judge recently ruled against work requirements for welfare programs

The damage obumber did to this country will be felt for a generation. I pray that we do not let the progressives do any more damage. This next election will tell us a lot.

[snarkytart]

disgusting

[blueplum]

Maybe the judge is worried the magnitude of identity/nationality theft to collect welfare might become too apparent if there was a work requirement?

[tired&retired]

It’s time for the judiciary to begin footing TV he bill for their handouts.

[Lean-Right]

There are cases where Medicaid is an absolute necessity.
Case in point: mother of
three, recently divorced, no work history
for 15 years, seeks employment. Now in
her forties, no longer in the prime
pool of desirable prospects. No car
to travel to employment interviews,
(can’t afford insurance, gas, or
maintenance). No bus service.
On SNAP (can’t buy deodorant,
shampoo, soap, toilet paper,
or toothpaste). Job interviews
are impossible under these
circumstances. Medicaid is necessary
for those in situations such as these.
I’m not saying everyone on Medicaid
is faced with like circumstances.
A case by case system should be
considered instead of a one size fits
all scenario.

[wastedyears]

Tyrant

[trebb]

Trump uses these idiot “Judges’” rulings to fine-tune his agenda - and beefing up SCOTUS will only help.

[wastoute]

SOMEBODY has to work so folks can get welfare. Why can’t it be the one getting the welfare?

[Carl Vehse]

The RINOcrat Congress are gutless cowards and don’t have the patriotism to do their duty and impeach/remove these traitorous, leftist judges.

[nevermorelenore]

As soon as the Fed Gov’t ges involved, massive waste. Charities/churches more efficient ~ family and friends, too ~ even more so if we’re not taxed out the wahzoo ....

[Pearls Before Swine]

Wasn’t it OK when Bill Clinton did this? AFAIK, he was “triangulating” to keep his government viable in the face of Newt Gingrich by “ending welfare as we know it.” And, Obama undid all of the workfare conditions Clinton encouraged, early in his administration.

[Wuli]

The Meddicaid law also establishes that states establish minimum requirements for eligibility for Medicaid, and nothing in the law mandates that a work requirement not be part of eligibility. The states have more leeway under the law than the idiot judge suggests. Kentucky should go on and appeal the ruling to the full circuit court and if necessary to SCOTUS.