End it at the federal level.
If individual states want to adopt such measures like our current federal welfare is doing that will bankrupt them, so be it. Otherwise let charities take the burden. I suspect that if private charities were the only means of helping those who truly need help, those charities would do a much better job of excluding those able to work from getting their dollars and man hours Of assistance than the federal government has done.
Also, allowing some states to entirely opt out of any form of welfare assistance would result in their deadbeats leaving those states in DROVES. This would be a good thing for those states.
I suppose if it were left up to individual states, those that did opt to keep some form of welfare going would adopt a wide variety of approaches and implement them. It wouldn't take but a few years to see what works and what doesn't... and other states can pick and choose from others' successes and failures.
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