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Incrementally reduce spending on government assistance programs and reduce the number of recipients thereof.

Created by R.R. on November 09, 2012

In an effort to cut back on government spending, here is a proposal to reign in the spending of taxpayer money on government entitlement programs.

I. The first tenet:
Every two years the qualification criteria would be lowered by 5% until the entire country is at or below 20% of the population receiving any form of welfare.

The other side of the coin is having all soon-to-be former welfare recipients acquire a skill or trade.

II. The second tenet:
If a recipient of welfare has one child during or before or after application for and receipt of welfare, they would receive a certain amount for the upbringing of the child. If the recipient has 2 or more children during or before application for or receipt of welfare the recipient would receive the same as for one child.

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