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Tag Archives: Poverty in America
Center on Budget & Policy Priorities: Judith Solomon: Medicaid at 50: A Critical and Evolving Pillar to U.S. Health Care
The New Democrat Medicaid, is a very important health insurance program for people in poverty including the working poor, but also people who are disabled and senior citizens. The fact that it is also for seniors, I believe shows a … Continue reading
Posted in LBJ Presidency, The New Democrat
Tagged 1965, 89th Congress, Center Left, Corporate Welfare, Democratic Party, Great Society, Health Care, Health Insurance, Judith Solomon, Low-Income Workers, Low-Skilled Workers, Lyndon Johnson, Medicaid, Medicaid at 50, Payroll Taxes, Poverty in America, Progressive Democrats, Progressives, Progressivism, Texas, The 1960s, U.S. Congress, U.S. Senate, Washington, Washington DC, Working Poor
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The Baseline Scenario: James Kwak: ‘Friedrich Hayek Supported a Guaranteed Minimum Income’
“We shall again take for granted the availability of a system of public relief which provides a uniform minimum for all instances of proved need, so that no member of the community need be in want of food or … Continue reading
Posted in New Left
Tagged 2015, America, Big Government, Collectivism, Collectivists, Democratic Socialism, Democratic Socialists, Far Left, Friedrich Hayek, Guaranteed Basic Income, James Kwak, Low-Income Workers, Low-Skilled Workers, Negative Income Tax, New Left, Nick Gillespie, Poverty in America, Public Assistance, Reason, Reason Magazine, Road to Serfdom, Socialism, Socialists, United States, Welfare State, Working in Poverty
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C-SPAN: President Bill Clinton’s 1996 Welfare Reform Press Statement
Source: C-SPAN: President Bill Clinton’s 1996 Welfare Reform Press Statement The 1996 Welfare to Work Law, I believe is the best part of the Clinton Presidency. Along with moving the Democratic Party back to the Center-Left and making it a national … Continue reading
Posted in WJC Presidency
Tagged 1996 Welfare to Work Law, Bill Clinton, Bill Clinton Administration, Bill Clinton Presidency, Economic Freedom, Education, Job Training, Liberalism, Low-Income Workers, Low-Skilled Workers, Poverty in America, President Bill Clinton, Public Assistance, Welfare Reform, Welfare to Work
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American Enterprise Institute: Arthur Brooks- ‘Why America’s Best Interests Lie Within The Conservative Heart’
Source: American Enterprise Institute: Arthur Books- ‘ Why America’s Best Interests Lie Within The Conservative Heart’ Arthur Brooks, the President of the center-right conservative think tank American Enterprise Institute, here in Washington, has a new book called The Conservative Heart. The … Continue reading
Uncommon Knowledge: Richard Epstein On Inequality, Taxes, Politics & Health Care
. I actually agree with Richard Epstein on one thing. Which is definitely a rarity, but when Epstein says that its not that inequality is a problem. But the lack of mobility and opportunity for people at the bottom, or … Continue reading
Posted in Originals, Uncommon Knowledge
Tagged 2015, America, California, Center Right, Classical Liberalism, Classical Liberals, Economic Freedom, Education, Education Gap, Equality of Opportunity, Hoover Institution, Income Gap, Inequality, Infrastructure, Job Training, Liberal Capitalism, Liberal Democracy, Liberal Economics, Liberalism, Liberals, Middle Class, Opportunity, Peter Robinson, Poverty in America, Property Rights, Richard Epstein, Stanford, Stanford University, Uncommon Knowledge, United States, Working Class
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US News: Eric Schnurer: Why Ending Poverty May Require an Entrepreneurial Approach
Source:US News I agree with Eric Schnurer that the private sector should be involved in fighting poverty in America. Things like grants and subsidies to train low-income low-skilled adults who either work for them, or are currently not working. Things … Continue reading
Posted in Originals, War on Poverty
Tagged 2015, America, Center Right, Classical Liberalism, Classical Liberals, Economic Development, Economic Freedom, Education, Eric Schnurer, Great Society, Infrastructure, Job Placement, Job Training, Liberalism, Liberals, Lyndon Johnson, New Democrats, Non Profits, Poverty, Poverty in America, Private Sector, Public Assistance, Safety Net, Social Insurance, The White House, U.S. Congress, U.S. House of Representatives, U.S. Senate, United States, War on Poverty, Washington, Washington DC, Welfare
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American Enterprise: Arthur Brooks & Robert Doar: Welfare Reform & Lessons From The United Kingdom
Source:AEI I don’t agree with U.S. Senator Jeff Sessions on much if anything. But C-SPAN was covering the Senate Budget Committee markup yesterday and I saw part of that as the committee was voting on amendments to Senate Republicans budget … Continue reading
Posted in AEI Video, Originals
Tagged Arthur Brooks, Britain, Economic Freedom, Education, Ian Duncan Smith, Infrastructure, Job Placement, Job Training, Middle Class, Poverty in America, Robert Doar, Safety Net, Social Insurance, United Kingdom, Welfare Reform, Welfare to Work, Work
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Foreign Affairs: Graham K. Brown & Arnim Langer: Lessons From Affirmative Action Around The World
Source:Foreign Affairs Imagine fifty-years ago when the U.S. Government under the Johnson Administration had a federal policy designed to empower racial and ethnic minorities in this country who were stuck in poverty that was built around infrastructure, education and job … Continue reading
Posted in Foreign Affairs Video, Originals
Tagged 2015, Affirmative Action, America, Armin Langer, Center Right, Civil Rights, Classical Liberalism, Classical Liberals, Economic Freedom, Education, Equal Rights, Free Society, Graham K. Brown, Liberal Democracy, Liberal Society, Liberalism, Liberals, Poverty in America, United States, Washington, Washington DC
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CBS News: ‘The Tenement- Life In Chicago’s Black Ghetto (1967)’
“One in this series of irregularly scheduled in-depth reports. This program focuses on the lives of nine families living in a dilapidated tenement on Chicago’s south.” From CBS News “This program focuses on the lives of nine families living in a … Continue reading
Posted in Classic News, Originals
Tagged 1960s Chicago, 1967, African-American Community, African-American Ghettos, African-American History, America, American History, CBS News, CBS News Special Report, Chicago, Ghettos, Illinois, Poverty in America, Public Housing, The 1960s, The Tenement, The Tenement: Life in Chicago's Black Ghetto, United States
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The American Mind: Charles Kesler Interviewing William Voegeli: Ending The Welfare State
. This blog has already laid out why it is against the negative income tax. Handing people who up to this point at least haven’t been responsible with their lives in too many cases to the point not they are … Continue reading
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