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Ronald Reagan loved to tell stories. When he ran for president in 1976, many of Reaganâs anecdotes converged on a single point: The welfare state is broken, and Iâm the man to fix it. On the trail, the Republican candidate told a tale about a fancy public housing complex with a gym and a swimming pool. There was also someone in California, heâd explain incredulously, who supported herself with food stamps while learning the art of witchcraft. And in stump speech after stump speech, Reagan regaled his supporters with the story of an Illinois woman whose feats of deception were too amazing to be believed[http://wsodownload.co Free Wso, Get Wso, Wso Warrior, Wso Marketing, Wso Offers, Wso plr, Wso Special Offer, wso downloadï»¿].

âIn Chicago, they found a woman who holds the record,â the former California governor declared at a campaign rally in January 1976. âShe used 80 names, 30 addresses, 15 telephone numbers to collect food stamps, Social Security, veteransâ benefits for four nonexistent deceased veteran husbands, as well as welfare. Her tax-free cash income alone has been running $150,000 a year.â As soon as he quoted that dollar amount, the crowd [http://wsodownload.co Free Wso, Get Wso, Wso Warrior, Wso Marketing, Wso Offers, Wso plr, Wso Special Offer, wso downloadï»¿]gasped.