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Welfare rolls decline during the pandemic despite economic upheaval

Welfare rolls decline during the pandemic despite economic upheaval
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Welfare rolls decline during the pandemic despite economic upheaval

Welfare rolls decline during the pandemic despite economic upheaval
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Insight: Elise Stefanik s rise signals new role for Republican women

Insight: Elise Stefanik s rise signals new role for Republican women
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How to End Extreme Child Poverty

How to End Extreme Child Poverty H. Luke Shaefer This article was published online on May 3, 2021. On August 14, 1935, President Franklin D. Roosevelt signed into law one of the most successful anti-poverty programs in the nation’s history. The Social Security Act’s old-age benefit was founded on a moral certainty: It was wrong that elderly Americans might suffer destitution when they were no longer able to work. The act promised that every worker would be able to count on support as they aged, however their fortunes might change. The program was contentious at the time, but its passage was enabled by the rare circumstance of the Great Depression. The benefit for older Americans has expanded over time to become part of the basic infrastructure of American life. By one estimate, nearly 40 percent of all elderly people today would fall into poverty without it.

When Politicians Say Fair Tax, They Only Mean More Tax

Politicians never seem to have much trouble telling us they want to raise taxes. It seems to come as naturally to them as breathing does to the rest of us. They do their level best to keep the spotlight on “the rich,” of course, who they say must “pay their fair share.” But what do politicians hardly ever say? They hardly ever say who “the rich” are. And when they do, they usually point to multibillionaires while meaning people with considerably less. What do they also never say? They never say what a “fair share” is. It really just means “more.” Who would’ve thought.

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