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But they weren't ultimately viewed as a positive test in the final statistic of failed tests, except for the three, because they were allowed to take a second test and failed. The others decided not to redo the test, but were not put in the fail column. Apparently because they weren't ultimately...

That is incorrect. I said if they really wanted a much more accurate testing result, test them all and then do random for at least a few months. It would provide a much more accurate picture. But again, I said I wasn't necessarily for testing in the first place. Merely commenting on the flawed...

I have reservations how much DES follows up on the paper trail and how much they coordinate with law enforcement. There is also nothing in the questionnaire that says giving a false answer will disqualify them from receiving benefits. There isn't a downside in lying on the questionnaire other...

Lol

There appears to be a few 'safeguards' that would help it significantly to be a 'tiny fraction'. As stated previously, the only ones tested are those who answer affirmative to drug use within last thirty days. One could just lie on the questionnaire and they would be omitted from taking the...

Except the Kerry lies.

Government overhead?:rolleyes:

So not much communication from law enforcement to DES . There would have to be some type of arrest record for drugs also. There is plenty of people that do drugs that don't have an arrest record. The questionnaire appears to be a big part of it though. Many recipients probably get wind of how to...

I checked out the link inside the article Cheri posted. Excerpt below: The reason so few people must take the test is because reasonable cause is needed, said Nicole Moon, a public information officer for DES. When someone is approved to receive welfare benefits in Arizona, that person is...

Like I said, I believe it acts as a deterrent, but ONLY because they merely have to pass a drug test BEFORE they can go on welfare. It's not a random drug test. That makes a huge difference. The recipient knows if they just pass the initial 'entry' drug test that they are good to go, sort of...

Lol. Trump has been campaigning his whole life with the media. This is his wheelhouse.

I'm not saying there should be drug testing, but I do believe it acts as a deterrent.

Kerry lying: http://www.foxnews.com/on-air/special-report-bret-baier/videos#p/86927/v/4371295473001

But if she does need them, she will know where to find them.

While Hillary is protected from reporters by having them roped off like cattle, Trump stands in the thick of it.

That was over a half century ago..., people's perception of the flag can change over time. My only point is that a symbol can take on a different meaning to people over time, right or wrong. http://thehill.com/blogs/blog-briefing-room/247173-poll-most-dont-think-confederate-flag-racist

Iran side deals. http://freebeacon.com/national-security/state-spokesman-repeatedly-refuses-to-answer-whether-there-are-side-deals-between-iran-and-nuclear-watchdog/ And this:

Next up,Trump v Lindsey Graham: http://www.marketwatch.com/story/donald-trump-just-told-everyone-lindsey-grahams-cell-phone-number-2015-07-21

From Heritage.org: The ultimate purpose, then, of the Treaty Clause was to ensure that treaties would not be adopted unless most of the country stood to gain. True, treaties would be more difficult to adopt than statutes, but the Framers realized that an unwise statute could simply be repealed...

An excellent article from the Daily Caller from a few days ago. Article below: [Bold emphasis and underline added] EXCLUSIVE: Levin Unleashes On McCain Iran Vote – He Voted To ‘Surrender Power To Obama’ WASHINGTON — Conservative radio host Mark Levin unleashed on Arizona Republican Sen. John...