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Fox's Charles Payne Criticizes Anti-Poverty Programs: “It Gets A Little Comfortable To Be In Poverty”

Written by Media Matters Staff

Published 03/30/13 11:53 AM EDT

From the March 30 edition of Fox News' Cavuto on Business:

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Previously:

Newest Fox Attack On Safety Net: Assistance Keeps Americans In Poverty

Fox's Charles Payne Laments Lack Of “Stigma” Surrounding Food Stamps

Food Stamps Are An Antipoverty Program, But Fox Won't Tell You That 

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