We need to monitor who’s getting welfare.

“We need to start monitoring who’s receiving welfare more carefully.

Welfare is meant as a safety net for those truly in need, not as a long-term handout for those unwilling to work or contribute.

With taxpayer dollars funding these programs, it’s only fair that we ensure the system isn’t being abused. By holding welfare recipients accountable, we can prioritize those who genuinely need help and create a system that encourages self-sufficiency.

This isn’t just about money—it’s about fairness, responsibility, and preserving the integrity of our social support systems.”

From a right-leaning perspective, this resonates because it aligns with core values like fiscal responsibility, personal accountability, and a limited government that encourages independence rather than long-term dependency on government aid.