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It's actually not that hard and would end up saving money... or at worst, break even to where money isn't being flushed down the drain. The net result would be the ability to get people who actually NEED the help will get it easier and faster, plus maybe even more. The solution is actually pretty simple, for NJ anyway as I don't know how other states handle welfare. Do you know that vehicle registration isn't a part of the process to qualify for welfare? Neither is car insurance. In NJ, when you buy a vehicle (or change insurance carrier), everyone in their household who is a licensed driver needs to be on your insurance. No, you don't have to pay for them, but your insurance carrier needs to know who those people's insurance carrier is. So when my son was living with me and he got his own car insurance, I needed to tell my insurance company who he was insured by. If people filing for welfare needed to put their vehicle information forms to qualify for welfare, it opens up the avenue to the DMV, the county (where you file for welfare), the state, and the insurance companies to make sure all of the information checks out. So, when your information is being processed, a part of that would be a vehicle check. When these people by an $80k Escalade and register it, it should get flagged by the computer at the county's Human Services department that a welfare recipient just registered an $80k vehicle. In your estimation, how much effort was spent by the government on that process?

Is that why blue cities are loaded with people like this where only Democrats are elected? Kinda weird. So many people voting Republican, yet Democrats keep winning and those people never get caught.

As long as they're paying for it out of their own pocket, I'm ok with it.

I think she's exaggerating. Not sure if she's lying, but there's a 0% chance she says no to $1.5M (unless she was married).

My only issue with welfare is the abuse and lack of verification. As an example, there's a Section-8 housing complex about a mile and a half from my house. I'll drive by and see $60k+ SUV's and other luxury vehicles parked there all the time. Then you see the occasional 65"+ 4K TV being brought into one of those houses.

Most metrics, including GDP, comparing these two states would be flawed. Florida doesn't operate the way NY does, because it doesn't have to. For example, taxes make up a part of a states GDP. You also have to keep in mind that NYC is the biggest driving force of NY's GDP and not only does the state have income tax, so does NYC where as Florida has no state income tax. On top of that, so is sales tax. Florida's state sales tax is 7%, NY's is 4%, but as previously mentioned, I think we all know that NYC is the driving force of NY's GDP, NYC's own sales tax is around 5%, so you're going to pay 9% in NYC.

I think the first round goes to the Chargers and all the rest of the home teams.

It was just never done the right way.

I don't understand what all the ire is about concerning the mostly peaceful protest.

FIFY

None of the above. The answer is "Liberals".

Exactly. Georgia was never really a threat to score in that game.

Of course, but I think the game plays out completely different if Beck plays.

Bet he had a better year than the backup.

Could've totally altered the trajectory of the game.

... with a backup QB.

I see him in the same vein as Winston... tons of talent, just not enough upstairs. The football "IQ" may be there in the classroom, but it doesn't translate on field. At best, he's a backup, just like Winston. Honestly, I think Jason Licht lucked out on Winston. He brought in Arians who proved to the world that Winston isn't a starter and on top of that, by a miracle, Tom Brady became available. I think that the Bucs hired someone other than Arians to be the HC in 2019, Licht might have given Winston an extension. UGH!! The Jags should've just picked up his 5th year option and let things play out. If they did that, I think they approach this years draft with the possibility of drafting a QB. Now, I don't follow college football so I don't know how many QB's will be considered 1st round picks. But looking at the top 5, there legitimately should be 4 teams looking to draft a QB... but because one of them is Cleveland and another is Jacksonville, I think both Tennessee and the Giants will be in good shape to grab the guy they like... providing someone doesn't jump up.

Thank goodness for that!

College football is a joke, why shouldn't the playoff be too?

That would DEFINITELY make the NBA a better product.

What, the 2021 season where Brady played like a 45 year old and 24 year old Trevor Lawrence had the one year he didn't stink? Sure, you got that one right, but Lawrence is garbage and the Jags screwed up by giving him that deal.

Oh, I think so as well, I just enjoy the irony of it all.

I believe a couple years ago I used https://thesecondseason.com/, but I don't really think it's worth it. I'm pretty good with Excel and with only a handful of games and players, it's very easy to just run my own and not pay a website to do it. It's only $20, so some people may think it's not a big deal... which it isn't. I just don't think I need to use it. Good site though. No complaints.

That just means you're wrong a lot. Good for you to be willing to admit that.

How funny will it be on Jan 6th when Harris has to verify the election of Trump beating her?