the money on government based programs. Instead Murray suggests that the government cuts all funding "The AFDC (Aid to Families with Dependent Children) payment goes to zero. Single mothers are not eligible for subsidies houses or for food stamps"(84). Where are single mothers to look for money? According to Murray the answer is simple "If she wants to keep a child, she must enlist suppor!
             t from her parents, boyfriend, siblings, neighbors, church, or philanthropies"(84). How do you know that any one is going to give their money to you and your child? Suppose your family, boyfriend and anyone else of close relation plus the government disowns you, what are you to do?
             Murray has three steps, that I view as controversial, to overcome support from government affiliations. "First, enlisting the su
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