I certainly don't want to encourage welfare fraud … but the "fraud" in this case is that she was ineligible, not because she wasn't poor and didn't have dependents to feed, but because she had a previous drug conviction. She lied about that on her application, qualified for food stamps, when caught paid it all back, and still a federal judge threw in in prison for 3 years.
How many folks from Goldman-Sachs have ended up behind bars for even a few months?
#ddtb
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