Where are the Americans

[GeoFisher]

gov assist...no 10 miss
......... .....no 7 tenn
............no.6. Louisiana

all three right to work states

all three republican governors

information easy to find if you are remotely interested in it.. took 5 minutes or less...

Post where you got it............Is that too hard to ask, or is it a LIBTARD site?

[waterdog101]

Please provide your source. Again, you tell LIES......bold face LIES.......

Here is the data as reported by the CBO for 2014.

Welfare Spending by State - 2014 in billions.... Of the top 10, only 1, maybe 2 are considered Red states. Of those top 10........the Blue States combined spend more than all the other states in the country on SOCIALIST programs. Educate yourself and stop being so ignorant. It is really quite easy.
State	State Spending	Local Spending	State and Local Spending	Gross State Product	Real State Growth %	Population (million)
All states combined	154.6	86.6	241.2	18,219.40	3.3	321.4
California	24.1	19.9	44.1	2,394.00	3.4	39.2
New York	12.7	18.7	31.4	1,407.80	2.9	19.8
Ohio	8.1	5.2	13.2	611.1	3.3	11.6
Texas	9	2.9	11.9	1,683.70	4	27.4
Pennsylvania	7.4	4.4	11.8	693	2.9	12.8
New Jersey	8.1	1.3	9.4	585.2	3.1	9
Illinois	7.5	1.7	9.2	774.2	3	12.9
Washington	6.4	2.2	8.6	446.7	3.6	7.2
Massachusetts	7.1	1.4	8.5	483.8	3.2	6.8
Maryland	4.8	1.5	6.3	365.8	2.7	6
North Carolina	2.9	3.2	6	515.1	3.5	10
Wisconsin	2.9	2.4	5.3	307.6	3.3	5.8
Michigan	5	0.2	5.2	470.9	3.4	9.9
Virginia	2.7	2.2	4.9	483.2	2.7	8.4
Minnesota	2.9	1.9	4.8	342.4	3.7	5.5
Florida	2.9	1.7	4.6	873.9	3.5	20.2
Tennessee	3.1	1.2	4.3	309.5	3	6.6
Georgia	2.7	1.1	3.8	494.4	3.3	10.2
Connecticut	3	0.5	3.6	268.4	3	3.6
Colorado	2.1	1.5	3.6	326.4	4.1	5.4
Kentucky	3	0.4	3.4	198.2	3.2	4.4
Indiana	3.4	-0.1	3.3	343.8	3.4	6.6
Utah	1.9	1	2.9	155.6	4.1	3
Oregon	2.5	0.4	2.9	240.5	3.6	4
Arkansas	2.2	0.6	2.8	136	3.5	3
Louisiana	1.9	0.6	2.5	268.8	3.1	4.7
Missouri	1.9	0.4	2.3	297.5	2.9	6.1
Oklahoma	1.9	0.3	2.2	202.9	4.2	3.9
Arizona	2	0.2	2.2	300.9	3.1	6.8
Alabama	1.4	0.5	1.9	207.5	3	4.9
North Dakota	1	0.5	1.5	67.9	6.6	0.8
Nebraska	1.2	0.3	1.5	122.3	3.8	1.9
Iowa	1.4	0.2	1.5	184	3.7	3.1
South Carolina	1.3	0.2	1.4	198.6	3.1	4.9
New Hampshire	0.9	0.4	1.4	73.1	3	1.3
Mississippi	1.1	0.3	1.4	114.2	3.2	3
Maine	1.3	0.2	1.4	59.1	3	1.3
Rhode Island	1.1	0.2	1.3	57.5	3.2	1.1
Delaware	1.1	0.2	1.3	68	3.2	0.9
Alaska	1.2	0.1	1.3	62.2	1.9	0.7
Kansas	1.1	0.1	1.2	156.6	3.3	2.9
West Virginia	0.9	0.2	1.1	82.3	4.6	1.8
Hawaii	1	0.1	1.1	81.9	3.3	1.4
New Mexico	0.8	0.1	0.9	100.1	3.2	2.1
Wyoming	0.7	0.2	0.8	51.8	5.6	0.6
Vermont	0.7	0.1	0.8	32.1	3.4	0.6
Idaho	0.8	0	0.8	69.8	4.2	1.7
Montana	0.6	0.1	0.7	48.3	3.8	1
Nevada	0.8	-0.2	0.6	141.9	3	2.9
South Dakota	0.4	0.1	0.5	52.4	3.8	0.9
District of Columbia	-0.2	0.7	0.5	120.7	2.5	0.7

States with the highest percentage of residents on food stamps

BY JASON RUSSELL | DECEMBER 24, 2014 | 5:00 AM

click on the link, to see the red colored states and most have the right to work law, and low wages.
http://s3.amazonaws.com/content.wash..._Stamp_Map.jpgStates with the most people on food stamps

Erika Rawes, Cheat Sheet9:02 a.m. EST January 17, 2015
http://www.gannett-cdn.com/-mm-/c3a1...ood-Stamps.jpg
(Photo: Seth Wenig, AP)


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With grocery bills priced as high as $1,300 per monthas of late, some American workers simply cannot afford all of their groceries on top of everything else they already have to buy. This is why the government offers food stamps.
The USDA Food and Nutrition Service reports that as of September 2014, there were around 46.5 million individual food stamp recipients (22.7 million households) receiving an average benefit of $123.74 each (around $257 per household).
To be eligible, a household has to earn a gross income amount that's less than 130% of the poverty level, or a net income amount (gross income minus deductions) that's less than 100% of the poverty level for their family size.We've created a list of the states that have the most food stamp recipients per capita. To determine the states on this list, we used the USDA Food Nutrition Service's most recent state-by-state data, coupled with population data from the Census Bureau. States with the highest number of food stamp participants relative to population ranked highest. We've also included a state-by-state breakdown of food stamp use in all 50 states and the District of Columbia
States with the most people on food stamps:
7. Louisiana
• Number of food stamp recipients: 868,192
• Percentage of the state's population on food stamps: 18.67%
• Total cost of just these benefits alone (That is, how much do just the money on those EBT cards cost the state): Around $107.4 million
• Cost of benefits alone per capita in this state: $23.10
6. Tennessee
• Number of food stamp recipients: Just over 1.28 million
• Percentage of the state's population on food stamps: 19.58%
• Total cost of just these benefits alone (That is, how much do just the money on those EBT cards cost the state?): Around $158.7 million
• Cost of benefits alone per capita in this state: $24.23
5. Oregon
• Number of food stamp recipients: 791,222
• Percentage of the state's population on food stamps: 19.93%
• Total cost of just these benefits alone (That is, how much do just the money on those EBT cards cost the state?): Around $98 million
• Cost of benefits alone per capita in this state: $24.66 per person
4. West Virginia
• Number of food stamp recipients: 369,249
• Percentage of the state's population on food stamps: 19.96%
• Total cost of just these benefits alone (That is, how much do just the money on those EBT cards cost the state?): Around $45.7 million
• Cost of benefits alone per capita in this state: $24.69 per person
3. New Mexico
• Number of food stamp recipients: 448,328
• Percentage of the state's population on food stamps: 21.5%
• Total cost of just these benefits alone (That is, how much do just the money on those EBT cards cost the state?): Around $55.5 million
• Cost of benefits alone per capita in this state: $26.60 per person
2. Mississippi
• Number of food stamp recipients: 650,911
• Percentage of the state's population on food stamps: 21.74%
• Total cost of just these benefits alone (That is, how much do just the money on those EBT cards cost the state?): Around $80.5 million
• Estimated cost of benefits alone per capita in this state: $26.90 per person
1. District of Columbia
• Number of food stamp recipients: 144,768
• Percentage of the state's population on food stamps: 21.97%
• Total cost of just these benefits alone (That is, how much do just the money on those EBT cards cost the state?): Around $18 million

[GeoFisher]

States with the highest percentage of residents on food stamps

BY JASON RUSSELL | DECEMBER 24, 2014 | 5:00 AM

click on the link, to see the red colored states and most have the right to work law, and low wages.
http://s3.amazonaws.com/content.wash..._Stamp_Map.jpgStates with the most people on food stamps

Erika Rawes, Cheat Sheet9:02 a.m. EST January 17, 2015
http://www.gannett-cdn.com/-mm-/c3a1...ood-Stamps.jpg
(Photo: Seth Wenig, AP)


13485CONNECT 495TWEET 39LINKEDIN 745COMMENTEMAILMORE

With grocery bills priced as high as $1,300 per monthas of late, some American workers simply cannot afford all of their groceries on top of everything else they already have to buy. This is why the government offers food stamps.
The USDA Food and Nutrition Service reports that as of September 2014, there were around 46.5 million individual food stamp recipients (22.7 million households) receiving an average benefit of $123.74 each (around $257 per household).
To be eligible, a household has to earn a gross income amount that's less than 130% of the poverty level, or a net income amount (gross income minus deductions) that's less than 100% of the poverty level for their family size.We've created a list of the states that have the most food stamp recipients per capita. To determine the states on this list, we used the USDA Food Nutrition Service's most recent state-by-state data, coupled with population data from the Census Bureau. States with the highest number of food stamp participants relative to population ranked highest. We've also included a state-by-state breakdown of food stamp use in all 50 states and the District of Columbia
States with the most people on food stamps:
7. Louisiana
• Number of food stamp recipients: 868,192
• Percentage of the state's population on food stamps: 18.67%
• Total cost of just these benefits alone (That is, how much do just the money on those EBT cards cost the state): Around $107.4 million
• Cost of benefits alone per capita in this state: $23.10
6. Tennessee
• Number of food stamp recipients: Just over 1.28 million
• Percentage of the state's population on food stamps: 19.58%
• Total cost of just these benefits alone (That is, how much do just the money on those EBT cards cost the state?): Around $158.7 million
• Cost of benefits alone per capita in this state: $24.23
5. Oregon
• Number of food stamp recipients: 791,222
• Percentage of the state's population on food stamps: 19.93%
• Total cost of just these benefits alone (That is, how much do just the money on those EBT cards cost the state?): Around $98 million
• Cost of benefits alone per capita in this state: $24.66 per person
4. West Virginia
• Number of food stamp recipients: 369,249
• Percentage of the state's population on food stamps: 19.96%
• Total cost of just these benefits alone (That is, how much do just the money on those EBT cards cost the state?): Around $45.7 million
• Cost of benefits alone per capita in this state: $24.69 per person
3. New Mexico
• Number of food stamp recipients: 448,328
• Percentage of the state's population on food stamps: 21.5%
• Total cost of just these benefits alone (That is, how much do just the money on those EBT cards cost the state?): Around $55.5 million
• Cost of benefits alone per capita in this state: $26.60 per person
2. Mississippi
• Number of food stamp recipients: 650,911
• Percentage of the state's population on food stamps: 21.74%
• Total cost of just these benefits alone (That is, how much do just the money on those EBT cards cost the state?): Around $80.5 million
• Estimated cost of benefits alone per capita in this state: $26.90 per person
1. District of Columbia
• Number of food stamp recipients: 144,768
• Percentage of the state's population on food stamps: 21.97%
• Total cost of just these benefits alone (That is, how much do just the money on those EBT cards cost the state?): Around $18 million

This is just food stamps.......that is a small portion of the AMOUNTS I posted in my data, but I guess you're like all the rest of the LIBTARDS..........

You cannot stand legitimate Data. BTW, your **** came from gannett newspaper. My **** came from the CBO, DIRECTLY.

good try though.

[GeoFisher]

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[waterdog101]

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does a person receiving food stamps, need to look and dress a certain way. it could be if they have a nice purse, they could have bought it before they lost their job, some folks keep the same purse for several years. I know there are a lot of folks that judge a person, from just a glance at them, not getting to know them, judging from just the way they look. here is a staged video of a homeless man showing his real feelings, not knowing his winning ticket had been staged. homeless but seams like a very nice person.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4Lki_IeM6bQ

[kydog]

It seems to me there is no one looking out for the middle class. The dem's promise all these tax breaks for the middle class and their either blocked by the repub's or they tickles down to buy the welfare vote. The latest purposal is free college, free my ass, somebody's got to pay for it and i'm sure it will not benefits my kids because i make too much money. I'm so tired of all the free rides. If you want what i got, do what i did. Get a job and learn a trade, work 6 days a week 10 hrs a day and eventually it will pay off. No nobody owes you ****.