2008 House Bill 5931: Establish welfare worker liability for false statements

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Introduced by Rep. Fulton Sheen (R) on March 20, 2008, to establish that a Department of Human Services worker or related private agency worker is not immune from civil liability if he or she files or produces a false report or false document related to a welfare or related case, or commits perjury in a proceeding relating to his or her job duties.
- Referred to the House Judiciary Committee on March 20, 2008.

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1) Re: Parents for Children by crazycajun on January 31, 2009

mustn't be TOO hard on trueblue. he DID vote for mccain.

he said it was a protest vote. the liberals must not have been liberal enough.so in protest, he voted for the conservative.

for a group he refers to as bankrupt, he doesn't mind wasting his precious vote on us.

can't say we've 'won his mind' but at least we've 'won his heart'.

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2) Re: Parents for Children by Michpatriot on January 31, 2009

Seek help little blue boy.The kool aid has started it's dastardly deeds in your little cranium.

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3) Re: Parents for Children by crazycajun on January 29, 2009

if by the BEST, you mean the one who lost thousands of jobs, AND the big three automakers (they ARE all bankrupt... well... two out of three), and has the highest murder rate, and the highest unemployment rate, and the highest rate of business flight...

i COULD go on, but i'm sure you are going to define which criteria you use to consider her the best.

the only criteria that you COULD use is that she's a democrat. i guess that makes her the best... certainly it can't be PERFORMANCE.

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