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> especially two. Or for that matter, three, since the statement seems to be assuming 3 children and one adult (if there was a second adult, why would it be a
by jlgreco 13y ago
> especially two.
Or for that matter, three, since the statement seems to be assuming 3 children and one adult (if there was a second adult, why would it be a single-earner household if they are under the poverty line that way? Surely the other adult should at least be on welfare or disability...)