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'Gut' Check: Obama Waiver Eviscerates Welfare Reform - Vimarsana News

'Gut' Check: Obama Waiver Eviscerates Welfare Reform

Citing Heritage Foundation research, Mitt Romney’s campaign ran an ad accusing President Obama of attempting to “gut” welfare reform by waiving work requirements for recipients. The Obama campaign pushed back, claiming that waiving work requirements would “strengthen” reform by helping more recipients “prepare for work.”

Low-Income Workers May Be Worse Off if Congress Increases the Minimum Wage - Vimarsana News

Low-Income Workers May Be Worse Off if Congress Increases the Minimum Wage

Raising the minimum wage may cause some low-income workers toreceive fewer government benefits.

The 1990s Republican Revolution Begins - Vimarsana News

The 1990s Republican Revolution Begins

In part 2 of an 8-part series, Marvin Olasky describes what it was like to try and reform welfare and poverty-fighting efforts when Republicans held both houses of Congress for the first time in over 40 years.

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What happens now to family policies like paid leave, child tax credit? - Vimarsana News

What happens now to family policies like paid leave, child tax credit?

Deseret News asked experts across the political spectrum what they expect for family policy in the next two years. From abortion to the child tax credit, paid leave and child care subsidies, experts have different priorities and views of control of the House and Senate post-midterms as final counts for Democrats and Republicans are tallied.

Programs aim to help the disabled find jobs - Vimarsana News

Programs aim to help the disabled find jobs

People with disabilities have nearly three times the unemployment rate of workers without disabilities, but their numbers are improving in Colorado and nationwide, officials say.