…who is exploring a presidential bid, also said he would be open to slashing benefits for wealthy people and their beneficiaries. “I think it ought to be considered, for sure,” Bush said. “I have a hard time understanding what world…
…Republicans say the bank doesn’t create American jobs, arguing that the bulk of the loans benefit just a handful of major companies like Boeing and Caterpillar. At her noontime event, Clinton argued that Republicans who espouse this position are…
…They found that TANF is serving fewer families despite increased demand, that the value of benefits has eroded to the point where beneficiaries can’t meet their basic needs, and that it does far less to reduce poverty than its…
…But it’s not just wage equality. Many working parents all too often don’t have access to common sense benefits like sick days and paid leave that would allow them to balance work and family. I think we’re –…
…all. But it's not just wage equality. Many working parents all too often don't have access to commonsense benefits like sick days and paid leave that would allow them to balance work and family. (Applause.) I think we…
…massive investment in infrastructure and clean-energy jobs, higher worker wages, and expanding Social Security benefits. That’s the bold economic vision Americans want and need. *How Much Will Demographics Help Hillary Clinton?
…and the brother of another president. Hillary Clinton is the wife of a president. Sure, one can argue that Clinton benefits from the association, but the whole point of a political “dynasty” is the inheritance – some are born into powerful…
…all. But it's not just wage equality. Many working parents all too often don't have access to commonsense benefits like sick days and paid leave that would allow them to balance work and family. (Applause.) I think we…
…and punish the poorest people, the intended beneficiaries,at the cost of increased unemployment and poverty and risks to their health. It stings to read the example it offers that there is increased risk of mortality in Cuba because our…
…of assistance and into jobs, which couldn’t be done on the cheap. Yes, Clinton had proposed a strict time limit on benefits, but he had also pledged to “make work pay.” As it turned out, only one of those…
…2015 National Journal The biggest beneficiaries of a noncompetitive 2016 primary for Hillary Clinton are the Democratic Senate candidates looking to reclaim their majority. Democrats head into 2016 with a deep roster of campaign talent that earned valuable experience on…
…html?hpid=topnews *Paulson Debt Plan May Benefit Mostly Goldman, Morgan (Update2) (Bloomberg 9/22/08)* By Jody Shenn Sept. 22 (Bloomberg) -- Goldman Sachs Group Inc. and Morgan Stanley may beamong the biggest beneficiaries of the $700 billion U.S. plan…
…This disparity, which would largely benefit Republican-leaning states, would be exacerbated if Congress decided to extend to other states a deal that the Senate gave Nebraska to fund the entire cost of covering newly eligible people. Both the House…
…been on trying to hold the Senate. She’s a former senator, so it makes sense.” As to whether such events have any spillover benefit for Clinton’s own potential candidacy, the aide demurred. He requested anonymity to discuss Clinton…
…This disparity, which would largely benefit > Republican-leaning states, would be exacerbated if Congress decided to > extend to other states a deal that the Senate gave Nebraska to fund the > entire cost of covering newly eligible people…
…this question is related to-but not identical to-the degree of substantive benefits from tax reform itself. The classic explanation for the difficulty of passing tax reform is grounded in the logic of collective action: tax reform imposes concentrated…
…This disparity, which would largely benefit Republican-leaning states, would be exacerbated if Congress decided to extend to other states a deal that the Senate gave Nebraska to fund the entire cost of covering newly eligible people. Both the House…
…This disparity, which would largely benefit > Republican-leaning states, would be exacerbated if Congress decided to > extend to other states a deal that the Senate gave Nebraska to fund the > entire cost of covering newly eligible people…
…to the critiques that have endangered support for past Democratic initiatives. Far more families seem poised to benefit from these initiatives in the short term than from the Affordable Care Act, which offered its biggest immediate benefits to the poor…
…the points from the report: * Social Security currently pays benefits to over 9 million veterans-about 4 in 10 veterans. * Over one-third of America's 54 million Social Security beneficiaries are either veterans or family members living with them…