Discusses welfare-the never-ending debate

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During the video - the speaker discusses "Welfare - the never-ending debate". In an essay format paper, discuss/answer the questions he asks (list the question and reply with a minimum of a few paragraphs):

How should government promote "the general welfare"?
What welfare programs should exist?
Who should benefit?
What role should the federal government play relative to the states?
Is it a government role at all?

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