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Trump’s welfare reforms are a major victory; bureaucrats could still wreck them
The next stage is to shrink programs more dramatically, eliminate unnecessary and harmful handouts altogether and eliminate all loopholes and waivers
Is America doomed to repeat its welfare mistakes?
That’s the question on the 30th anniversary of the 1996 welfare reforms President Clinton signed Aug. 22 that year. The law empowered millions of families to move from welfare to work, but it has since been replaced by an even more costly and harmful welfare state.
Over $18 trillion in welfare spending later, President Trump championed an even bigger reform in the law he signed last summer. It represents historic progress, yet its success depends on tireless enforcement against states and bureaucrats that want to undermine it. The next welfare reform is already needed — sooner rather than later.