Anita Vogel on government plans to give homeless cash: 'Why not take the money and help to give people jobs?'
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Anita Vogel and the other Big Sunday Show hosts argued that cities' policies to give money to the homeless will not yield positive results on "The Big Sunday Show."
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Anita Vogel, one of the panelists, argued it would be better to give the homeless population an opportunity for a future with a job, not a cash handout.
"This idea of giving people money, it really has mixed reviews," Vogel said. "I just think, why not take the money and help to give people jobs, help to give people a purpose to get back on their feet. When you give people money, it's a disincentive to work," she said.
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