BREAKING: Welfare Abusers Everywhere Just Got Some Very Bad News According to recent reports, welfare recipients in Georgia will now be required to work at least 20 hours a week, or lose their food stamp benefits. The plan was initiated by three Georgia counties: Cobb, Gwinnett and Hall. The pilot program for the measure was extraordinarily successful in reducing abuse of the system. Childless food stamp recipients dropped by 60 percent in just eight months. Now, the program will be expanded to Alanta-area counties including Coweta, Forsyth, Paulding, Bartow, Barrow and Fayette. Overall, another 10,000 able-bodied food stamp recipients will be required to obtain some form of work. Republican state Rep. Greg Morris is now considering legislation that would introduce the requirement to the rest of the state. No one who is able-bodied and able to work should be drawing food stamps, period, Rep. Morris said. There are a lot of people who cannot find jobs based on criminal records, a lack of education, the availability of jobs and impairments, Democrat Rep. Mary Margaret Oliver said. I believe we should have a safety net for those people. What do you think? Do food stamps need to be reserved for those who are truly in need of them? Do you support this measure? 