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6. How are some going to get to where they are voluntarily working, with no car and/or no money for

Reply to TexasTowelie (Original post)

Thu Jun 25, 2015, 02:34 PM

Jun 2015

gasoline? The State of New Mexico going to foot the overhead cost of state duty? Then the working volunteers should have state health insurance, providing the cost of premiums, by the taxpayers. Food Stamps are federal. How about auto insurance costs and car inspections costs?

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State seeks tighter food stamp rules [View all] TexasTowelie Jun 2015 OP

An awful lot of people getting SNAP also work. Live and Learn Jun 2015 #1

I don't believe that an additional 80 hours will be required from TexasTowelie Jun 2015 #2

Perhaps, but the article didn't specify such. Live and Learn Jun 2015 #3

I'm on SNAP benefits so I know the rules pretty well. TexasTowelie Jun 2015 #4

The rules must be defined by the states. In California there are no work requirements Live and Learn Jun 2015 #5

How are some going to get to where they are voluntarily working, with no car and/or no money for DhhD Jun 2015 #6

Martinez has done nothing. The state jomin41 Jun 2015 #7