On the recordJune 17, 2013
But any attempt to label programs that are designed to promote economic opportunity or help struggling Americans as 'welfare' doesn't move us toward that goal.
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congress.govBut any attempt to label programs that are designed to promote economic opportunity or help struggling Americans as 'welfare' doesn't move us toward that goal.
Neal argues against labeling supportive programs as welfare.
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