I guess this shouldn’t surprise me coming from someone who was in the Bush administration:
“I assure you, food stamps is not welfare.”
Is “welfare” becoming a word like “amnesty,” whose use is to be suppressed in public discourse because it’s un-PC?
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I guess this shouldn’t surprise me coming from someone who was in the Bush administration:
“I assure you, food stamps is not welfare.”
Is “welfare” becoming a word like “amnesty,” whose use is to be suppressed in public discourse because it’s un-PC?

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Mark Krikorian is the executive director of the Center for Immigration Studies.
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