If You Think Only Poor People Need Welfare, Wait Till You See What Really Rich Folks Do With It

Here’s an amazing video that clearly explains why welfare doesn’t work how you think it works. At 6:38, we find out the obvious about who the biggest welfare user in the country is.

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Feb 20, 2014

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