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Darlene Ramsey

I worry for our children and eldery!

hello JM. I'm sorry to see such judgement. However, I totally understand. I was judgemental about welfare and even getting any help, ever! I worked 3 jobs and was a single Mom of 2. No help needed. But, I paid my taxes since I was 15. sadly, 5 years ago I got sick. Almost died. no longer could I work. I had to rely on HELP. food supplement card helped me eat. Let me assure you it was'nt a lot but it kept me fed. If there wasn't such a long waitlist I would probably be in low income housing . I didnt expect my illness to happen. But, it did. Food stamps and other programs have saved my life. so sir, please have some empathy as this will effect our children and elderly a lot. You don't have to like it. But, making us feel worse for having to use this program is in humane. I presume, you are a nice person and are just going through something hard yourself. Thanks for your time to read this and I hope it helps you perhaps understand the issue better. Have a blessed day.

I worry for our children and eldery!
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Beautiful's Truth Speaks... Erika Kirk Says Career Women Are Replacing Marriage With 'The Government’ — So Let Me Tell You What I Really Heard... I’m not criticizing Erika’s grief. I’m not dismissing her desire for a bigger family. I understand the ache she’s speaking from. But when personal sorrow is turned into public messaging that shames working women, pressures young girls, and dresses patriarchy up as “faith” or “tradition,” I have to step in and say something. Because here’s the truth: If career-driven women were really the problem, Erika wouldn’t be standing on a stage delivering keynote speeches as the CEO of her husband’s empire. She’d be at home doing exactly what she tells other women to do. And she’s not. If she believes career ambition is harmful for women, why is she allowed to have what she tells other women to give up? That contradiction tells me everything I need to know.