Topic: Lottery Winner Claims Welfare

[John Florida]

One million dollars may be a lot to most people, but apparently it is not enough for lottery winner Amanda Clayton, who is still receiving welfare assistance.
The 24-year-old Michigan native won a $1 million state lottery prize in Sept., but has remained on the state's welfare system. Reports show that Clayton receives over $200 per month in food stamps and other state assistance. "I'm still struggling," she told WDIV, the local TV station.



http://global.christianpost.com/news/lottery-winner-claims-welfare-im-struggling-she-says-70926/

[michelleo]

Good grief. 

[LadyVirginia]

"I'm still struggling," she told WDIV, the local TV station.

Because she's a product of our lovely public education system.

It's not a lack of money that keeps people like her poor.  It's attitude.

[Libertas]

You know this is an ObamaBot.

 

[AlanS]

Poor baby. She's only got 2 houses and no job.

[Pandora]

AND a new car and two kids and no job.

[Sectionhand]

AND a new car and two kids and no job.

And not likely to look for one anytime soon .

[LadyVirginia]

What do you mean no job?

It's her job to collect welfare and buy lottery tickets.

Somebody has to do it.

[ToddF]

Hey, if Uncle Sugar Daddy can fund every law school slut whore to put out, why not a simple single mother?

[LadyVirginia]

Lottery winner's food stamps yanked
 
The state Department of Human Services said Clayton is now no longer getting food stamps after department officials took her off the program

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[Pandora]

“I‘m not saying it’s the right thing to do,” Euline Clayton, Amanda’s mother, told the Detroit news. “But it‘s nobody’s business if she’s not breaking the law.”

But she IS breaking the law, Euline, and you should have told your daughter that she was doing the wrong thing.

What the hell is this chickie doing with two houses anyway?  Is she renting one?  If so, she's got income as well as her lottery winnings.