Mayor wants a public database of welfare recipients and their addresses

Mayor wants a public database of welfare recipients and their addresses, The ambassador of Lewiston, Maine, is blame for a accessible database of the state's abundance recipients, advertence the accessible has a "right to know" area aborigine dollars are going.

In a Thursday cavalcade in the Twin City Times, Ambassador Robert E. MacDonald, alleged for a "major check of the abounding laws and behavior ambidextrous with acquaintance ... that behest how federal, accompaniment and bounded government are run."

He said that while the accompaniment maintains a accessible database of those who accept pensions from the state, "other recipients of accompaniment revenues are shielded."

"Yes, I am apropos to those accepted as abundance recipients. Why are they advised abnormally than pensioners?" he asked. "The answer: our liberal, accelerating legislators and their social-service allies accept fabricated them a victimized, adequate class. It's none of your business how abundant of your money they get and spend. Who are you to catechism it? Just shut up and pay!"

MacDonald, a bounded Republican, said he affairs on appointment a bill during the next aldermanic affair that will alarm for the conception of a website with the names, addresses, and breadth of time on abetment for every abundance almsman in the state.

Because MacDonald isn't a accompaniment administrator he is clumsy to abide a accompaniment bill and will charge the abutment of accompaniment administrator to accomplish the bill a reality, the Portland Press Herald reported.

MacDonald, who's active for re-election in November, told the Herald, he's "not sorry" about autograph the column. He said he hopes "this makes humans anticipate alert about applying for welfare."
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