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Well if they really put their noses to the grindstone, they can be like us Canadians where 100% of households receive some sort of government benefit.

 

Another well-crafted headline designed to make us believe things are terrible.

 

The numbers in the Blog include Medicaid and Social security.  So here in Canada it's 100% of households.

 

The number of respondents living in a household where at least one family member received unemployment benefits was 2%.

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So the article is the author's presentation of Census data, and not a transcription of a Census report? Social security and medicare shouldn't be included in the trend analysis without some discussion of demographic shift.

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