On the recordMay 16, 2012
As one who supported the 1996 welfare reform legislation, I welcome this opportunity to examine how well the States have been fulfilling their obligations under that legislation.
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congress.govAs one who supported the 1996 welfare reform legislation, I welcome this opportunity to examine how well the States have been fulfilling their obligations under that legislation.
Doggett emphasizes the importance of oversight on welfare reform implementation by states.
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