NPR: For Some Ohioans, Meat Out Of Reach

Are you kidding me? I'm sorry, but I don't feel sorry for the Nunez family. Both the mother and daughter could and should be working. If they can't find a job, they need to move. They appear to be nothing but lazy individuals who expect entitlements. Cut off their public assistance, and I'll bet they'll find jobs.

NPR specifically chose Ohio because it knows Ohio is a battleground state. NPR is essentially in the Obama camp and wants to paint a bleak economic picture to assure he gets elected.

What a farce.

Mike wrote:

Are you kidding me? I'm sorry, but I don't feel sorry for the Nunez family. Both the mother and daughter could and should be working. If they can't find a job, they need to move. They appear to be nothing but lazy individuals who expect entitlements. Cut off their public assistance, and I'll bet they'll find jobs.
NPR specifically chose Ohio because it knows Ohio is a battleground state. NPR is essentially in the Obama camp and wants to paint a bleak economic picture to assure he gets elected.
What a farce.

absolutely right! and don't forget the big picture- the democrats want everyone to be dependant on the government. this is also the roots of the democratic communist push.

Maybe some of the tax dollars going to fund NPR would be better used feeding citizens.

Debbie G wrote:

Maybe some of the tax dollars going to fund NPR would be better used feeding citizens.

Dont think Ms Nunez is going hungry by the looks of her!!! What a lazy POS....she said she was hurt in a car accident over 17 years agao that left her unable to work....what a crock of &%$#.....I am a 80% disabled veteran that is working full-time..I have no sympathy for this family!!

These people are bordering on Swine for size. Utterly ridiculous we have to subsiside these piles of shiznit. Typical Democrat voters. Can;t find a job but can go down to the local quicky mart for a bag of doritos and some lottery tickets.