The New Kentucky Welfare Law: Time To Wake Up California!

The State of Kentucky Got It Right It Is Time For California To Wake Up And Get Their Act Together Right Now!By Richard Espinoza Lead Editor Of The Espinoza Report.

I received a news tip from an anonymous tipster who's name I will go by as D.S. This news tip I have received from D.S is about Kentucky's new welfare law. I did some research on this story and I have come to the conclusion that this new welfare law in Kentucky is definitely should be the law in the state of California which is in huge bankrupt hole. According to Kentucky's new welfare law every person who is applying for food stamps or any type of state government assistance must take a mandatory drug test. Any applicant who fails the drug test will be denied food stamps or any type of assistance from the state.

Here in my state of California this is what is needed. California is almost in a trillion dollar deficit . Due to California's mismanagement of government speeding, tax payers are the ones who are hurting the most. Our broken welfare system is one of the main problems that is killing California . This is law should be enforced but here is the problem. Due to the fact that California is a very liberal state, Do not expect this law to happen any time soon. I am all for this new welfare law in Kentucky however, you will see some political oppositions on this issue. As I pointed out California is the second most liberal state only to New York.

Expect left wing organizations such as the fraudulent ACLU, ACORN, NOW, NAACP, and other liberal think tanks who will opposes this law if California adopted Kentucky's new welfare law. Let's say for argument sake that if California pass this welfare bill was sign into law the far left would make an argument that this law is unfair. For example groups such as the ACLU or NAACP would argue that this welfare law would prevent cancer patients who use medical marijuana from getting food stamps or other government assistance.You will also here arguments from the left wing media that Kentucky's welfare law targets or discriminate against all minorities. You can expect the far left to play the race card if California ever had this law.


You would agree that welfare should be given to those who pay tax's and are looking for temporary help until someone finds a job. It should also be given to senior citizens who are on fix income or from a passing of a decease spouse who they depended on for income. You have people who are laid off from their job and when they need it the most someone is take advantage the system which is putting California into a hole. Unfortunately Sacramento is not doing anything to fix this simple problem that is because of its fear of political correctness at the expense of the ACLU.

The question is what do you think and what should be done? If you are fed up with the hog wash that is going on in Sacramento then this is what you should do. Write to your local congressman or congresswomen and let them know where you stand. Demand that California should adopt Kentucky's new welfare law because its the right thing to do.How much more of this can California tax payers put up with this? Also write to your U.S Senator or State Senator and demand that California's welfare system needs to be fix. Get together with your friends and neighbors and help get a petition started and make sure it gets on the ballet for the 2012 Presidential elections.

We can make it happen it takes you the California tax payer to make it work. We can all make a difference so please do your part and lets clean up this mess in California before it gets worse.
Remember not only you the California tax payer is paying for this but your children and your grand children and your great grand children will be pay for this. Our children deserve better then this and it is up to us to do what is right and send a message to Sacramento and tell them enough is enough and it is time to fix this broken system.

This is Richard Espinoza logging off reminding you "Show some guts do not be afraid to say it"