It pays not to work in Biden's America thanks to welfare benefits

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

60% : In many ways welfare is more generous than ever.
57% : The whole idea of welfare -- when many of these programs were started 50 years ago during the Great Society -- was to get Americans back into the workforce.
56% : But most Americans also believe that government assistance should be short-term and aimed at quickly getting people back on their feet, into a job and on the road to being financially self-sufficienct and a contributor to our economy.
52% : There are many reasons for the worker shortage, but one is that in many states, welfare pays more than or nearly as much as respectable middle-class jobs.
50% : The Biden administration's expansion of ObamaCare has been a handout to the wealthy donor class of the Democratic Party, while doing nothing to help those who are truly poor.
46% : Did you know that families earning half a million dollars a year can receive ObamaCare subsidies?
46% : But other handouts are not -- including unemployment insurance and ObamaCare subsidies.

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