HOW IS A STATE ENTITLED TO FEDERAL MONEY FOR THE POOR BUT THE POOR ARE NOT ENTITLED TO IT?

SADLY 26% OF THE CHILDREN OF THE STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA LIVE IN

POVERTY FOR VARIOUS REASONS.  ONE OF THEM IS THE STATE CHOOSES TO

STEAL FROM THE CHILDREN ON PUBLIC ASSISTANCE.  THERE IS VIRTUALLY NO

OVERSIGHT FOR STATES WHEN IT COMES TO ADMINISTERING PROGRAMS TO THE

POOR. THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT  GIVES THEM BLOCK GRANTS TO USE

BUT DOES NOT REQUIRE ANYTHING OTHER THAN AN ANNUAL REPORT FROM THEM.

FEDERAL FUNDING FOR NEEDY STATES IS MANDATED BUT    Federal TANF funds are considered “mandatory spending” in the federal budget. The grants are
entitlements to the states—the law entitles states, tribes, and territories to a specified amount of
funding. The law specifically states that TANF does not entitle individuals to benefits and services. https://www.fas.org/sgp/crs/misc/RL32748.p.  SO THE REAL QUESTION IS

HOW IS A STATE ENTITLED TO COLLECT FEDERAL MONEY TO PROVIDE ASSISTANCE

FOR THE  BASIC NEEDS OF THE MOST POVERTY-STRICKEN AMERICANS

BUT THE CITIZENS ARE NOT ENTITLED TO THEM?  THIS IS YET ANOTHER EXAMPLE

OF THE TRUTH OF THE IMAGINED "SAFETY NET" THAT IS PAID FOR BY AMERICANS

BUT IS JUST A WAY OF SOUNDING GOOD.



THE STATE OF POVERTY IN NC FOR CHILDREN IS HUGE BUT YET NC CHILD SUPPORT

CAN STEAL FROM THEM BECAUSE THEY ARE POOR.

.http://www.spotlightonpoverty.org/map-detail.aspx?state=North-Carolina