State constitutional protections for the poor

Temple Law Review

Volumn 71, Issue 3, 1998, Pages 543-

  Rava, William C ^a,b  

^a HARVARD UNIVERSITY   (United States)

^b NORTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY   (United States)

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References (8)

1. See, e.g. Mike Christensen, The Candidates on Social Issues: Bush, Clinton, and Perot on How to Cap Costs and Spending, Widen Umbrella, ATLANTA JOURNAL-CONST., Oct. 21, 1992, available in 1992 WL 4630026 (summarizing positions of presidential candidates on major social issues); Robert Scheer, Debate on Welfare Driven by Half-Truths, L.A. TIMES, Oct. 28, 1992, available in 1992 WL 2846558 (analyzing national debate on welfare); Robert Scheer, Sagging Economy Hurting Jobs-Based Welfare Reform, L.A. TIMES, Oct. 29, 1992, available in 1992 WL 2846209 (discussing feasibility of ending "welfare dependency" through job training).
2. See, e.g. Mike Christensen, The Candidates on Social Issues: Bush, Clinton, and Perot on How to Cap Costs and Spending, Widen Umbrella, ATLANTA JOURNAL-CONST., Oct. 21, 1992, available in 1992 WL 4630026 (summarizing positions of presidential candidates on major social issues); Robert Scheer, Debate on Welfare Driven by Half-Truths, L.A. TIMES, Oct. 28, 1992, available in 1992 WL 2846558 (analyzing national debate on welfare); Robert Scheer, Sagging Economy Hurting Jobs-Based Welfare Reform, L.A. TIMES, Oct. 29, 1992, available in 1992 WL 2846209 (discussing feasibility of ending "welfare dependency" through job training).
3. See, e.g. Mike Christensen, The Candidates on Social Issues: Bush, Clinton, and Perot on How to Cap Costs and Spending, Widen Umbrella, ATLANTA JOURNAL-CONST., Oct. 21, 1992, available in 1992 WL 4630026 (summarizing positions of presidential candidates on major social issues); Robert Scheer, Debate on Welfare Driven by Half-Truths, L.A. TIMES, Oct. 28, 1992, available in 1992 WL 2846558 (analyzing national debate on welfare); Robert Scheer, Sagging Economy Hurting Jobs-Based Welfare Reform, L.A. TIMES, Oct. 29, 1992, available in 1992 WL 2846209 (discussing feasibility of ending "welfare dependency" through job training).
4. See Martha Shirk, Where They Stand On: Welfare/Family ... Candidates Reflect Prevailing View that Welfare Serves the Poor Poorly, ST. Louis POST-DISPATCH, Oct. 26, 1992, available in 1992 WL 3563117 (recognizing that President Bush permitted states to alter eligibility requirements for welfare).
5. See id; see also Jean Hopfensperger, Voter's Guide: Candidates Differ on How to Help Families, STAR TRIB. (Minneapolis-St. Paul), Oct. 30, 1992, available in 1992 WL 10465880 (stating that President Bush favored continued funding for Job Opportunities and Basic Skills training program while encouraging states to experiment with welfare reform).
6. Scheer, Debate on Welfare Driven by Half-Truths, supra note 1.
7. See Christensen, supra note 1 (stating that Clinton's proposal calls for two-year limitation on welfare and job guaranty); Shirk, supra note 2 (same); Hopfensperger, supra note 3 (same). For an economic analysis of the Clinton reforms, see ROBERT H. HAVEMAN & JOHN KARL SCHULZ, INSTITUTE FOR RESEARCH ON POVERTY, THE CLINTON WELFARE PLAN: WILL IT END POVERTY AS WE KNOW IT? (1994).
8. See Shirk, supra note 2 (observing that Perot's blueprint for his campaign, "United We Stand,"