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Public Interest

Aug. 31, 2006

Statistics Don't Measure the Failures of Welfare Reform

FORUM COLUMN - The welfare reform law, signed into effect 10 years ago by President Clinton, went too far in one direction and not far enough in others. Clinton's promise in his first State of the Union address to "end welfare as we know it" may have been


Forum Column

By Vanessa Lee

     
      The welfare reform law, signed into effect 10 years ago by President Clinton, went too far in one direction and not far enough in others. Clinton's promise in his first State of the Union address to "end welfare as we know it" may have been met in the sense that policy shifted from one based on need and entitlement to one laden with penalties, time limit...

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