The GOP needs to create a groundswell with the public. Remember, Clinton vetoed welfare reform twice. It was only when Clinton heard from the people that he changed his mind. Democrats will never willingly embrace this. Yes, it is a good idea as a step to end welfare, but I am one that believes that the government shouldn't take welfare applications at all.
Charity work belongs to church, community and family.
Five million people were on our welfare system with children, multiple millions never apply because of a personal value system often rooted in faith or religious conviction, or because they have gotten aid from church or family. What charitable choice in the welfare reform bill does is open the door for the states to allow the church to assist the State in recovering the five million lives they have destroyed with their social engineering. If Americans desire to continue spending 1.5 million dollars a day in poverty programs then the relationship between the govt. Star, thank you for joining us today. I have read a great deal about urban problems and specifically problems with urban blacks.