Jackson Jambalaya

Just what Mississippi needs - a new government program to sign more people up for government programs!

They penned "dignity," but where is "inclusive" and "equity?"

This here's proof the legislature has decided to change their ways. Should be a successful policy.

They really should consider hiring Harvey Johnson to lead this "task force" to "study" things. He's the best at that.

Billy, you write the first BIG check to cover your big government program!

... which has a reputation for denigrating social programs.

Nothing needs to be said about Crawford's reputation.

I have worked since 10 years old and now I am 60.. I never had any help or a special door to go through

One-stop shopping for free shit for the lazy entitled free-loading crowd.

There are no two states more different demographically and financially than Utah and Mississippi, so I am absolutely sure that it will work very well here.

Republican version of DEI?

I started at 12 and retired at 65. Equal opportunities, but not equal outcomes.

Yet another example of why MS should not expand Medicaid.

Nine most feared words in America “I’m from the government, and I’m here to help.” Ronald Reagan

I'm pretty sure Crawford was at the Sun 'n Sand back in '69 when the state had what we called 'One Stop Shop'.

All the resources we could gather up under one umbrella was supposed to eradicate unemployment, poverty and, as I recall, even gout.

Job Search, Work Incentive (welfare), Medicaid...all wrapped upped in a package and available down to the Job Service Office.

Millions upon millions of federal Department of Labor funds. You remember, Bill....Don't lie!

The biggest welfare recipient in state history is selling his house for $14 million.

Who would that be selling his home for $14,000,000?

Oh heavens! Let me clutch my pearls and whine like a snowflake. We must not make accessing government services convenient and simple for folks who need them! "Are there no prisons and workhouses? Well, let them die then and rid the world of its surplus population", Ebeneezer Scrooge.

I've often wondered why there is such as byzantine system of requesting government services and assistance from a half dozen or so offices where all ask for much the same information and cases are adjudicated by different personalities. It makes it far more complex than is ultimately necessary and at times comes across as much of a jobs program for minimally educated professionals as it is an assistance program for the poor.