welfare
Once again, a state's suspicion that poor people are addicts is unconfirmed.
Today just seven states still have full bans on drug felons receiving food stamps.
Clinton touted the supposed benefits of the law this week.
"People on welfare tend to be seen as undeserving of more expensive options and of wasting taxpayers' hard-earned cash."
WHAT'S HAPPENING
It's part of a pilot program to reduce poverty.
As first lady, Clinton helped corral votes for the law.
A senior Republican says it's the compassionate thing to do.
The federal government offers more than $90 million a year for employment and training programs.
The big idea is to help people quickly.