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Trump's welfare reforms are a major victory; bureaucrats could still wreck them
1+ hour, 13+ min ago (166+ words) The next stage is to shrink programs more dramatically, eliminate unnecessary and harmful handouts altogether and eliminate all loopholes and waivers Is America doomed to repeat its welfare mistakes? That’s the question on the 30th anniversary of the 1996 welfare reforms President…...
If Work Is Punitive, What Is a Lifetime of Government Dependency?
1+ mon, 7+ hour ago (925+ words) Since the One, Big, Beautiful Bill introduced work requirements for Medicaid and expanded requirements for food stamps, “experts” on the Left have been trying their hardest to paint able-bodied adults being employed as “punitive.” As FGA has pushed back on…...
Workforce Pell Is One of the Most Popular Ideas to Come Out of Washington in Years
1+ mon, 1+ day ago (383+ words) Workforce Pell officially launched on July 1. For the first time, a low-income student can use a federal Pell Grant to become a welder, a nursing assistant, or an electrician in as little as eight weeks, not just to pursue a…...
No, the One, Big, Beautiful Bill Did Not Strip Millions of Their Health Care
1+ mon, 1+ day ago (544+ words) According to the Left, removing fraud and corruption from Medicaid is going to strip millions of Americans of health care coverage. Oh, please. These were many of the same people who said giving tens of billions of dollars in handouts…...
Thirty Years Later, Congress Is Finishing What the 1996 Welfare Reform Started
1+ mon, 3+ day ago (642+ words) On August 22, 1996, President Bill Clinton signed the Personal Responsibility and Work Opportunity Reconciliation Act into law. Democrats and Republicans had spent years fighting over it, but they landed on the same conclusion: Welfare should help people get back to work,…...
Democrats Are Sitting on the Sidelines in the Fight Against Fraud and Corruption
1+ mon, 1+ week ago (466+ words) Minnesota’s billions of welfare dollars lost to fraudsters is the perfect case study in what happens when nobody checks where the money goes. For too long, the federal government has turned a blind eye as states enrolled as many people…...
States Aren't Being Punished for Past Errors in Welfare Programs. They're Being Given a Chance to Fix Them.
1+ mon, 1+ week ago (432+ words) Can anyone who advocates for the truly needy look the public in the eye and say that Minnesota and California run their welfare programs well and there is no room for improvement? Let’s be honest: There’s been rampant mismanagement of…...
Democrats Had a Chance to Support Tax Relief for Working Families, but Every Single One Said No
1+ mon, 1+ week ago (399+ words) Without the One, Big, Beautiful Bill, America would have seen a more than $4 trillion tax hike over the next decade—one of the largest tax hikes in American history. And despite what the Left wants to claim, that tax hike…...
The "Arizona First" Budget Secures Major Wins for Welfare Program Integrity
1+ mon, 2+ week ago (423+ words) Arizona Republicans played the long game and won. Last week, Democratic Governor Katie Hobbs signed the Arizona First budget, and with her signature, several welfare program integrity reforms became law. These are major wins for the state of Arizona, for…...
Blue States Are Going to Send Billions of Dollars to Students in Red States
3+ mon, 3+ day ago (282+ words) New York Governor Kathy Hochul is not exactly known as a school choice champion. But last week, she announced her intention to opt New York into the new federal tax credit scholarship program under the One, Big, Beautiful Bill. In…...