The President said ``Wisconsin has the makings of a solid, bold welfare reform plan.'' He did not say he would sign the waivers sight unseen, without a public comment period. This process is wrong, plain and simply. Vote for the Kleczka substitute. Mr. Speaker, I yield back the balance of my time.
John Joseph Moakley: “The President said ``Wisconsin has the makings of a solid, bold welfare reform plan.'' He did not say he would sign the…”
Editor's note · Context
Discussing welfare reform and the process of signing waivers.
Share
More from John Joseph Moakley
Paul Patrick Coughlin was an outstanding gentleman whose loyalty, warmth, and kindness touched the lives of many, many people in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts.
While the amendment purports to be about bank customer privacy, in reality it will significantly undermine the crucial law enforcement tool, the Bank Secrecy Act. The amendment would eliminate the mandatory reporting of suspicious…
I had to catch a bus, but the only thing I want to be sure is that all the efforts that we go to in getting ready for this piece, if this is going to be the bill that we are ultimately going to vote on, unlike the budget bill that was put…
There was an additional $5 billion added that was not in the bill when we heard it.





