If they don't watch it we'll all need rations and supermarkets will have to use wooden nickel in cities, for stamp card incentives to get people in the mood to purchase anything other than beans, rice, flower, milk, sugar, butter and eggs. The main ingredients that people survived on in the 30s, and even that's a luxury compared to 3rd world countries meal options.

We use to have a federal government that worked along the lines of business ethics, when laws were set on how accountant practices and money could be lended out. Religious entities were the exception, and I do believe the government has failed in the who regulation of businesses, it's gotten so huge over the years that nobody could have imagined it would become this in the 1930s, before the government had a deficit and a bail out of banks, and car company problem. But as of right now it's the consumer that has always pillared the economy, and when people can't get or stay out of poverty, it will slowly draw the middle and upper class down into poverty.

The only problem is when nonprofits receive millions of dollars and have no accountability to answer where the money was spent, the whole refugee and immigration crisis was filed by church programs, and nonprofits. So I believe in a federal government that sets the law across all 50 states so smaller government can't create a law that goes against the law set across the land.

It's the only social system in America, put in place to help the less fortunate. Those born with deformity, and disabilities, those working inside the constraints of a economy that rapidly expands above the regular full time impoverished minimum wage standard. When the country falls into poverty like it is slowly doing, social systems either keep individuals at the line from falling further under. The average minimum wage earner lives in poverty after all the bills are paid.

Solve the problem. If history has any say in the situation, our government has always failed miserably when trying to help with social issues.... Like asylum placement, then freeing people living in asylums. The creation of Japanese interment camps just because of a attack on us soil .. but it did create social security which lifted many out of poverty especially newly widowed women.