Welfare reform - Revision history

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Reverted edits by TedBarron (talk) to last revision by Ed Poor

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moved Welfare Reform Act of 1996 to Welfare reform: move specific to general, for ease of linking

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Republican initiative signed into law by Bill Clinton

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 The 1996 Personal Responsibility and Work Opportunity Reconciliation Act (PRWOR) (PL 104-193), also called the "Welfare Reform Act," became law on August 22, 1996 with the signature of President [[Bill Clinton]].
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 * [[Nanny state]]
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 The '''Welfare Reform Act of 1996''' ended most [[welfare]] and angered many of Clinton's more [[liberal]] constituents. It changed the [[Welfare state|welfare system]] into one requiring work in exchange for time-limited assistance (see [[Work requirements]]).
-It contained a [[performance bonus]] to reward states for moving [[entitlement mentality|welfare recipients]] into jobs, state maintenance of effort requirements, and support for families moving from welfare to work.
+It contained a performance bonus to reward states for moving [[entitlement mentality|welfare recipients]] into jobs, state maintenance of effort requirements, and support for families moving from welfare to work.
 The 1996 Personal Responsibility and Work Opportunity Reconciliation Act (PRWOR) (PL 104-193), also called the "Welfare Reform Act," became law on August 22, 1996 with the signature of President [[Bill Clinton]].

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-The '''Welfare Reform Act of 1996''' ended most [[welfare]] and angered many of Clinton's more [[liberal]] constituents. It changed the [[welfare]] system into one requiring work in exchange for time-limited assistance (see [[Work requirements]]).
+The '''Welfare Reform Act of 1996''' ended most [[welfare]] and angered many of Clinton's more [[liberal]] constituents. It changed the [[Welfare state|welfare system]] into one requiring work in exchange for time-limited assistance (see [[Work requirements]]).
 It contained a [[performance bonus]] to reward states for moving [[entitlement mentality|welfare recipients]] into jobs, state maintenance of effort requirements, and support for families moving from welfare to work.
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 The 1996 Personal Responsibility and Work Opportunity Reconciliation Act (PRWOR) (PL 104-193), also called the "Welfare Reform Act," became law on August 22, 1996 with the signature of President [[Bill Clinton]].
-[[Category:United States Law]]
+==See Also==

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-The '''Welfare Reform Act of 1996''' ended most [[welfare]] and angered many of Clinton's more [[liberal]] constituents. It changed the [[welfare system]] into one requiring work in exchange for time-limited assistance (see [[Work requirements]]).
+The '''Welfare Reform Act of 1996''' ended most [[welfare]] and angered many of Clinton's more [[liberal]] constituents. It changed the [[welfare]] system into one requiring work in exchange for time-limited assistance (see [[Work requirements]]).
-It contained a [[performance bonus]] to reward states for moving [[welfare recipients]] into jobs, state maintenance of effort requirements, and support for families moving from welfare to work.
+It contained a [[performance bonus]] to reward states for moving [[entitlement mentality|welfare recipients]] into jobs, state maintenance of effort requirements, and support for families moving from welfare to work.
 The 1996 Personal Responsibility and Work Opportunity Reconciliation Act (PRWOR) (PL 104-193), also called the "Welfare Reform Act," became law on August 22, 1996 with the signature of President [[Bill Clinton]].
 [[Category:United States Law]]

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−	The '''Welfare Reform Act of 1996''' ended most [[welfare]] and angered many of Clinton's more [[liberal]] constituents. ~~It did not encourage more abortions and birth control use, so stop saying that.~~ It changed the [[welfare system]] into one requiring work in exchange for time-limited assistance (see [[Work requirements]]).	+	The '''Welfare Reform Act of 1996''' ended most [[welfare]] and angered many of Clinton's more [[liberal]] constituents. It changed the [[welfare system]] into one requiring work in exchange for time-limited assistance (see [[Work requirements]]).

	It contained a [[performance bonus]] to reward states for moving [[welfare recipients]] into jobs, state maintenance of effort requirements, and support for families moving from welfare to work.		It contained a [[performance bonus]] to reward states for moving [[welfare recipients]] into jobs, state maintenance of effort requirements, and support for families moving from welfare to work.

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−	The '''Welfare Reform Act of 1996''' ended most [[welfare]] and angered many of Clinton's more [[liberal]] constituents. It changed the [[welfare system]] into one requiring work in exchange for time-limited assistance (see [[Work requirements]]).	+	The '''Welfare Reform Act of 1996''' ended most [[welfare]] and angered many of Clinton's more [[liberal]] constituents. It did not encourage more abortions and birth control use, so stop saying that. It changed the [[welfare system]] into one requiring work in exchange for time-limited assistance (see [[Work requirements]]).

	It contained a [[performance bonus]] to reward states for moving [[welfare recipients]] into jobs, state maintenance of effort requirements, and support for families moving from welfare to work.		It contained a [[performance bonus]] to reward states for moving [[welfare recipients]] into jobs, state maintenance of effort requirements, and support for families moving from welfare to work.

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