Bill Humphries writes:
"One of the troubles with the current left critique of welfare is it
requires
the acceptance of the premise that Natural Law is a falacy. For instance,
hard work does not reward the just materially when the current international
labor market keeps bidding wages down. You'll
On Tue, 19 Jul 1994, Blair Sandler wrote:
> Doug Henwood wrote about today's WSJ article on the Christian
> Coalition.
>
> "They want to become, says organizer Ralph Reed, a true rainbow
> coalition. This means that the easy equivalences of right=racist
> and multiculti=progressive must be ret
"In a previous message Doug Henwood writes:"
>
> US welfare politics just keeps getting more complex. Today's (7/19) Wall
> Street Journal reports that a WSJ/NBC poll finds 53% of blacks and 58% of
> white agreeing that "a declin in moral values is a major reason people
> are on welfare." Does
Doug Henwood wrote about today's WSJ article on the Christian
Coalition.
"They want to become, says organizer Ralph Reed, a true rainbow
coalition. This means that the easy equivalences of right=racist
and multiculti=progressive must be rethought"
But the article also notes that they're not
US welfare politics just keeps getting more complex. Today's (7/19) Wall
Street Journal reports that a WSJ/NBC poll finds 53% of blacks and 58% of
white agreeing that "a declin in moral values is a major reason people
are on welfare." Does that mean we have to retune the critique?
Incidentally
