Anderson 1

Regarding the Goals and Requirements of the Welfare System in the United States

Kim, Christine. Bradly, Katherine. Rector, Robert. (2012, June 17). Waive Welfare Reform RequirementsOr Not. The heritage foundation. Retrieved from http://www.heritage.org/issues/welfare Conservative: Summary: A conservatism view towards the current Welfare system is to prevent people from getting more benefits than the average person gains while working. They want to help people escape poverty, not trap them in it.

StudentsDaily.com (2009, October 12). Conservative vs. Liberal Beliefs. Sodahead.com. Retrieved from http://www.sodahead.com/fun/conservative-vs-liberal-beliefs/blog-169209/ Liberal: Summary: Liberals believe that there should be equal opportunity for all and the State provides that opportunity (or makes sure its there). They believe that the Government should be able to guarantee that no one is in need.

Halper, Daniel. (2012, October 26). Over $60,000 in Welfare Spent Per Household in Poverty. Retrieved from http://weekelystandard.com. Mainstream: This particular author attacks the amount of spending in the United States on the current welfare system in contrast to the amount collected in taxes. Statistics on the amount of Americans currently working, salary, and amounts welfare recipients receive in certain cases (and the form). Its a neutral stance, providing facts, but stating a need for reform.

Anderson 2

Alberto Alesina, Edward Glaeser, Bruce Sacerdote (2001, October). Why Doesn't the US Have a European-Style Welfare System? Retrieved from http://kuznets.harvard.edu.

Foreign: This is a strict economist view on contrasting the Welfare system in Europe (particularly Denmark and its success) and the United States. Lots of math, but its used to back up a simple fact; everyone in Denmark works where as the US barely 54% of the population is employed. Conclusion: Between American politics, you see conservatives bashing liberals vise-versa. The Heritage Foundation tries to be factual (it takes sources from various sources from CNN and so on), its easy to tell they side for a liberal point of view though. There are both sides on the various articles they post and overviews of political debates. The European researchers at Harvard took a complete factual stance based on statistics. The world political party was never even mentioned on the stance of why welfare works and fails. Weekly Standard Magazine was also decently neutral with their stance. Provided facts but leaned towards the conservative side of things when saying there should be stricter requirements for welfare.

Anderson 3

Regarding the Goals and Requirements of the Welfare System in the United States

Kim, Christine. Bradly, Katherine. Rector, Robert. (2012, June 17). Waive Welfare Reform RequirementsOr Not. The heritage foundation. Retrieved from http://www.heritage.org/issues/welfare Conservative: Summary: A conservatism view towards the current Welfare system is to prevent people from getting more benefits than the average person gains while working. They want to help people escape poverty, not trap them in it.

StudentsDaily.com (2009, October 12). Conservative vs. Liberal Beliefs. Sodahead.com. Retrieved from http://www.sodahead.com/fun/conservative-vs-liberal-beliefs/blog-169209/ Liberal: Summary: Liberals believe that there should be equal opportunity for all and the State provides that opportunity (or makes sure its there). They believe that the Government should be able to guarantee that no one is in need.

Halper, Daniel. (2012, October 26). Over $60,000 in Welfare Spent Per Household in Poverty. Retrieved from http://weekelystandard.com. Mainstream: This particular author attacks the amount of spending in the United States on the current welfare system in contrast to the amount collected in taxes. Statistics on the amount of Americans currently working, salary, and amounts welfare recipients receive in certain cases (and the form). Its a neutral stance, providing facts, but stating a need for reform.

Anderson 4

Alberto Alesina, Edward Glaeser, Bruce Sacerdote (2001, October). Why Doesn't the US Have a European-Style Welfare System? Retrieved from http://kuznets.harvard.edu.

Foreign: This is a strict economist view on contrasting the Welfare system in Europe (particularly Denmark and its success) and the United States. Lots of math, but its used to back up a simple fact; everyone in Denmark works where as the US barely 54% of the population is employed. Conclusion: Between American politics, you see conservatives bashing liberals vise-versa. The Heritage Foundation tries to be factual (it takes sources from various sources from CNN and so on), its easy to tell they side for a liberal point of view though. There are both sides on the various articles they post and overviews of political debates. The European researchers at Harvard took a complete factual stance based on statistics. The world political party was never even mentioned on the stance of why welfare works and fails. Weekly Standard Magazine was also decently neutral with their stance. Provided facts but leaned towards the conservative side of things when saying there should be stricter requirements for welfare.

Anderson 5

Regarding the Goals and Requirements of the Welfare System in the United States

Kim, Christine. Bradly, Katherine. Rector, Robert. (2012, June 17). Waive Welfare Reform RequirementsOr Not. The heritage foundation. Retrieved from http://www.heritage.org/issues/welfare Conservative: Summary: A conservatism view towards the current Welfare system is to prevent people from getting more benefits than the average person gains while working. They want to help people escape poverty, not trap them in it.

StudentsDaily.com (2009, October 12). Conservative vs. Liberal Beliefs. Sodahead.com. Retrieved from http://www.sodahead.com/fun/conservative-vs-liberal-beliefs/blog-169209/ Liberal: Summary: Liberals believe that there should be equal opportunity for all and the State provides that opportunity (or makes sure its there). They believe that the Government should be able to guarantee that no one is in need.

Halper, Daniel. (2012, October 26). Over $60,000 in Welfare Spent Per Household in Poverty. Retrieved from http://weekelystandard.com. Mainstream: This particular author attacks the amount of spending in the United States on the current welfare system in contrast to the amount collected in taxes. Statistics on the amount of Americans currently working, salary, and amounts welfare recipients receive in certain cases (and the form). Its a neutral stance, providing facts, but stating a need for reform.

Anderson 6

Alberto Alesina, Edward Glaeser, Bruce Sacerdote (2001, October). Why Doesn't the US Have a European-Style Welfare System? Retrieved from http://kuznets.harvard.edu.

Foreign: This is a strict economist view on contrasting the Welfare system in Europe (particularly Denmark and its success) and the United States. Lots of math, but its used to back up a simple fact; everyone in Denmark works where as the US barely 54% of the population is employed. Conclusion: Between American politics, you see conservatives bashing liberals vise-versa. The Heritage Foundation tries to be factual (it takes sources from various sources from CNN and so on), its easy to tell they side for a liberal point of view though. There are both sides on the various articles they post and overviews of political debates. The European researchers at Harvard took a complete factual stance based on statistics. The world political party was never even mentioned on the stance of why welfare works and fails. Weekly Standard Magazine was also decently neutral with their stance. Provided facts but leaned towards the conservative side of things when saying there should be stricter requirements for welfare.

Anderson 7

Regarding the Goals and Requirements of the Welfare System in the United States

Kim, Christine. Bradly, Katherine. Rector, Robert. (2012, June 17). Waive Welfare Reform RequirementsOr Not. The heritage foundation. Retrieved from http://www.heritage.org/issues/welfare Conservative: Summary: A conservatism view towards the current Welfare system is to prevent people from getting more benefits than the average person gains while working. They want to help people escape poverty, not trap them in it.

StudentsDaily.com (2009, October 12). Conservative vs. Liberal Beliefs. Sodahead.com. Retrieved from http://www.sodahead.com/fun/conservative-vs-liberal-beliefs/blog-169209/ Liberal: Summary: Liberals believe that there should be equal opportunity for all and the State provides that opportunity (or makes sure its there). They believe that the Government should be able to guarantee that no one is in need.

Halper, Daniel. (2012, October 26). Over $60,000 in Welfare Spent Per Household in Poverty. Retrieved from http://weekelystandard.com. Mainstream: This particular author attacks the amount of spending in the United States on the current welfare system in contrast to the amount collected in taxes. Statistics on the amount of Americans currently working, salary, and amounts welfare recipients receive in certain cases (and the form). Its a neutral stance, providing facts, but stating a need for reform.

Anderson 8

Alberto Alesina, Edward Glaeser, Bruce Sacerdote (2001, October). Why Doesn't the US Have a European-Style Welfare System? Retrieved from http://kuznets.harvard.edu.

Foreign: This is a strict economist view on contrasting the Welfare system in Europe (particularly Denmark and its success) and the United States. Lots of math, but its used to back up a simple fact; everyone in Denmark works where as the US barely 54% of the population is employed. Conclusion: Between American politics, you see conservatives bashing liberals vise-versa. The Heritage Foundation tries to be factual (it takes sources from various sources from CNN and so on), its easy to tell they side for a liberal point of view though. There are both sides on the various articles they post and overviews of political debates. The European researchers at Harvard took a complete factual stance based on statistics. The world political party was never even mentioned on the stance of why welfare works and fails. Weekly Standard Magazine was also decently neutral with their stance. Provided facts but leaned towards the conservative side of things when saying there should be stricter requirements for welfare.

Anderson 9

Regarding the Goals and Requirements of the Welfare System in the United States

Kim, Christine. Bradly, Katherine. Rector, Robert. (2012, June 17). Waive Welfare Reform RequirementsOr Not. The heritage foundation. Retrieved from http://www.heritage.org/issues/welfare Conservative: Summary: A conservatism view towards the current Welfare system is to prevent people from getting more benefits than the average person gains while working. They want to help people escape poverty, not trap them in it.

StudentsDaily.com (2009, October 12). Conservative vs. Liberal Beliefs. Sodahead.com. Retrieved from http://www.sodahead.com/fun/conservative-vs-liberal-beliefs/blog-169209/ Liberal: Summary: Liberals believe that there should be equal opportunity for all and the State provides that opportunity (or makes sure its there). They believe that the Government should be able to guarantee that no one is in need.

Halper, Daniel. (2012, October 26). Over $60,000 in Welfare Spent Per Household in Poverty. Retrieved from http://weekelystandard.com. Mainstream: This particular author attacks the amount of spending in the United States on the current welfare system in contrast to the amount collected in taxes. Statistics on the amount of Americans currently working, salary, and amounts welfare recipients receive in certain cases (and the form). Its a neutral stance, providing facts, but stating a need for reform.

Anderson 10

Alberto Alesina, Edward Glaeser, Bruce Sacerdote (2001, October). Why Doesn't the US Have a European-Style Welfare System? Retrieved from http://kuznets.harvard.edu.

Foreign: This is a strict economist view on contrasting the Welfare system in Europe (particularly Denmark and its success) and the United States. Lots of math, but its used to back up a simple fact; everyone in Denmark works where as the US barely 54% of the population is employed. Conclusion: Between American politics, you see conservatives bashing liberals vise-versa. The Heritage Foundation tries to be factual (it takes sources from various sources from CNN and so on), its easy to tell they side for a liberal point of view though. There are both sides on the various articles they post and overviews of political debates. The European researchers at Harvard took a complete factual stance based on statistics. The world political party was never even mentioned on the stance of why welfare works and fails. Weekly Standard Magazine was also decently neutral with their stance. Provided facts but leaned towards the conservative side of things when saying there should be stricter requirements for welfare.

Anderson 11

Regarding the Goals and Requirements of the Welfare System in the United States

Kim, Christine. Bradly, Katherine. Rector, Robert. (2012, June 17). Waive Welfare Reform RequirementsOr Not. The heritage foundation. Retrieved from http://www.heritage.org/issues/welfare Conservative: Summary: A conservatism view towards the current Welfare system is to prevent people from getting more benefits than the average person gains while working. They want to help people escape poverty, not trap them in it.

StudentsDaily.com (2009, October 12). Conservative vs. Liberal Beliefs. Sodahead.com. Retrieved from http://www.sodahead.com/fun/conservative-vs-liberal-beliefs/blog-169209/ Liberal: Summary: Liberals believe that there should be equal opportunity for all and the State provides that opportunity (or makes sure its there). They believe that the Government should be able to guarantee that no one is in need.

Halper, Daniel. (2012, October 26). Over $60,000 in Welfare Spent Per Household in Poverty. Retrieved from http://weekelystandard.com. Mainstream: This particular author attacks the amount of spending in the United States on the current welfare system in contrast to the amount collected in taxes. Statistics on the amount of Americans currently working, salary, and amounts welfare recipients receive in certain cases (and the form). Its a neutral stance, providing facts, but stating a need for reform.

Anderson 12

Alberto Alesina, Edward Glaeser, Bruce Sacerdote (2001, October). Why Doesn't the US Have a European-Style Welfare System? Retrieved from http://kuznets.harvard.edu.

Foreign: This is a strict economist view on contrasting the Welfare system in Europe (particularly Denmark and its success) and the United States. Lots of math, but its used to back up a simple fact; everyone in Denmark works where as the US barely 54% of the population is employed. Conclusion: Between American politics, you see conservatives bashing liberals vise-versa. The Heritage Foundation tries to be factual (it takes sources from various sources from CNN and so on), its easy to tell they side for a liberal point of view though. There are both sides on the various articles they post and overviews of political debates. The European researchers at Harvard took a complete factual stance based on statistics. The world political party was never even mentioned on the stance of why welfare works and fails. Weekly Standard Magazine was also decently neutral with their stance. Provided facts but leaned towards the conservative side of things when saying there should be stricter requirements for welfare.

Anderson 13

Regarding the Goals and Requirements of the Welfare System in the United States

Kim, Christine. Bradly, Katherine. Rector, Robert. (2012, June 17). Waive Welfare Reform RequirementsOr Not. The heritage foundation. Retrieved from http://www.heritage.org/issues/welfare Conservative: Summary: A conservatism view towards the current Welfare system is to prevent people from getting more benefits than the average person gains while working. They want to help people escape poverty, not trap them in it.

StudentsDaily.com (2009, October 12). Conservative vs. Liberal Beliefs. Sodahead.com. Retrieved from http://www.sodahead.com/fun/conservative-vs-liberal-beliefs/blog-169209/ Liberal: Summary: Liberals believe that there should be equal opportunity for all and the State provides that opportunity (or makes sure its there). They believe that the Government should be able to guarantee that no one is in need.

Halper, Daniel. (2012, October 26). Over $60,000 in Welfare Spent Per Household in Poverty. Retrieved from http://weekelystandard.com. Mainstream: This particular author attacks the amount of spending in the United States on the current welfare system in contrast to the amount collected in taxes. Statistics on the amount of Americans currently working, salary, and amounts welfare recipients receive in certain cases (and the form). Its a neutral stance, providing facts, but stating a need for reform.

Anderson 14

Alberto Alesina, Edward Glaeser, Bruce Sacerdote (2001, October). Why Doesn't the US Have a European-Style Welfare System? Retrieved from http://kuznets.harvard.edu.

Foreign: This is a strict economist view on contrasting the Welfare system in Europe (particularly Denmark and its success) and the United States. Lots of math, but its used to back up a simple fact; everyone in Denmark works where as the US barely 54% of the population is employed. Conclusion: Between American politics, you see conservatives bashing liberals vise-versa. The Heritage Foundation tries to be factual (it takes sources from various sources from CNN and so on), its easy to tell they side for a liberal point of view though. There are both sides on the various articles they post and overviews of political debates. The European researchers at Harvard took a complete factual stance based on statistics. The world political party was never even mentioned on the stance of why welfare works and fails. Weekly Standard Magazine was also decently neutral with their stance. Provided facts but leaned towards the conservative side of things when saying there should be stricter requirements for welfare.

Anderson 15

Regarding the Goals and Requirements of the Welfare System in the United States

Kim, Christine. Bradly, Katherine. Rector, Robert. (2012, June 17). Waive Welfare Reform RequirementsOr Not. The heritage foundation. Retrieved from http://www.heritage.org/issues/welfare Conservative: Summary: A conservatism view towards the current Welfare system is to prevent people from getting more benefits than the average person gains while working. They want to help people escape poverty, not trap them in it.

StudentsDaily.com (2009, October 12). Conservative vs. Liberal Beliefs. Sodahead.com. Retrieved from http://www.sodahead.com/fun/conservative-vs-liberal-beliefs/blog-169209/ Liberal: Summary: Liberals believe that there should be equal opportunity for all and the State provides that opportunity (or makes sure its there). They believe that the Government should be able to guarantee that no one is in need.

Halper, Daniel. (2012, October 26). Over $60,000 in Welfare Spent Per Household in Poverty. Retrieved from http://weekelystandard.com. Mainstream: This particular author attacks the amount of spending in the United States on the current welfare system in contrast to the amount collected in taxes. Statistics on the amount of Americans currently working, salary, and amounts welfare recipients receive in certain cases (and the form). Its a neutral stance, providing facts, but stating a need for reform.

Anderson 16

Alberto Alesina, Edward Glaeser, Bruce Sacerdote (2001, October). Why Doesn't the US Have a European-Style Welfare System? Retrieved from http://kuznets.harvard.edu.

Foreign: This is a strict economist view on contrasting the Welfare system in Europe (particularly Denmark and its success) and the United States. Lots of math, but its used to back up a simple fact; everyone in Denmark works where as the US barely 54% of the population is employed. Conclusion: Between American politics, you see conservatives bashing liberals vise-versa. The Heritage Foundation tries to be factual (it takes sources from various sources from CNN and so on), its easy to tell they side for a liberal point of view though. There are both sides on the various articles they post and overviews of political debates. The European researchers at Harvard took a complete factual stance based on statistics. The world political party was never even mentioned on the stance of why welfare works and fails. Weekly Standard Magazine was also decently neutral with their stance. Provided facts but leaned towards the conservative side of things when saying there should be stricter requirements for welfare.

Anderson 17

Regarding the Goals and Requirements of the Welfare System in the United States

Kim, Christine. Bradly, Katherine. Rector, Robert. (2012, June 17). Waive Welfare Reform RequirementsOr Not. The heritage foundation. Retrieved from http://www.heritage.org/issues/welfare Conservative: Summary: A conservatism view towards the current Welfare system is to prevent people from getting more benefits than the average person gains while working. They want to help people escape poverty, not trap them in it.

StudentsDaily.com (2009, October 12). Conservative vs. Liberal Beliefs. Sodahead.com. Retrieved from http://www.sodahead.com/fun/conservative-vs-liberal-beliefs/blog-169209/ Liberal: Summary: Liberals believe that there should be equal opportunity for all and the State provides that opportunity (or makes sure its there). They believe that the Government should be able to guarantee that no one is in need.

Halper, Daniel. (2012, October 26). Over $60,000 in Welfare Spent Per Household in Poverty. Retrieved from http://weekelystandard.com. Mainstream: This particular author attacks the amount of spending in the United States on the current welfare system in contrast to the amount collected in taxes. Statistics on the amount of Americans currently working, salary, and amounts welfare recipients receive in certain cases (and the form). Its a neutral stance, providing facts, but stating a need for reform.

Anderson 18

Alberto Alesina, Edward Glaeser, Bruce Sacerdote (2001, October). Why Doesn't the US Have a European-Style Welfare System? Retrieved from http://kuznets.harvard.edu.

Foreign: This is a strict economist view on contrasting the Welfare system in Europe (particularly Denmark and its success) and the United States. Lots of math, but its used to back up a simple fact; everyone in Denmark works where as the US barely 54% of the population is employed. Conclusion: Between American politics, you see conservatives bashing liberals vise-versa. The Heritage Foundation tries to be factual (it takes sources from various sources from CNN and so on), its easy to tell they side for a liberal point of view though. There are both sides on the various articles they post and overviews of political debates. The European researchers at Harvard took a complete factual stance based on statistics. The world political party was never even mentioned on the stance of why welfare works and fails. Weekly Standard Magazine was also decently neutral with their stance. Provided facts but leaned towards the conservative side of things when saying there should be stricter requirements for welfare.

Anderson 19

Regarding the Goals and Requirements of the Welfare System in the United States

Kim, Christine. Bradly, Katherine. Rector, Robert. (2012, June 17). Waive Welfare Reform RequirementsOr Not. The heritage foundation. Retrieved from http://www.heritage.org/issues/welfare Conservative: Summary: A conservatism view towards the current Welfare system is to prevent people from getting more benefits than the average person gains while working. They want to help people escape poverty, not trap them in it.

StudentsDaily.com (2009, October 12). Conservative vs. Liberal Beliefs. Sodahead.com. Retrieved from http://www.sodahead.com/fun/conservative-vs-liberal-beliefs/blog-169209/ Liberal: Summary: Liberals believe that there should be equal opportunity for all and the State provides that opportunity (or makes sure its there). They believe that the Government should be able to guarantee that no one is in need.

Halper, Daniel. (2012, October 26). Over $60,000 in Welfare Spent Per Household in Poverty. Retrieved from http://weekelystandard.com. Mainstream: This particular author attacks the amount of spending in the United States on the current welfare system in contrast to the amount collected in taxes. Statistics on the amount of Americans currently working, salary, and amounts welfare recipients receive in certain cases (and the form). Its a neutral stance, providing facts, but stating a need for reform.

Anderson 20

Alberto Alesina, Edward Glaeser, Bruce Sacerdote (2001, October). Why Doesn't the US Have a European-Style Welfare System? Retrieved from http://kuznets.harvard.edu.

Foreign: This is a strict economist view on contrasting the Welfare system in Europe (particularly Denmark and its success) and the United States. Lots of math, but its used to back up a simple fact; everyone in Denmark works where as the US barely 54% of the population is employed. Conclusion: Between American politics, you see conservatives bashing liberals vise-versa. The Heritage Foundation tries to be factual (it takes sources from various sources from CNN and so on), its easy to tell they side for a liberal point of view though. There are both sides on the various articles they post and overviews of political debates. The European researchers at Harvard took a complete factual stance based on statistics. The world political party was never even mentioned on the stance of why welfare works and fails. Weekly Standard Magazine was also decently neutral with their stance. Provided facts but leaned towards the conservative side of things when saying there should be stricter requirements for welfare.

Anderson 21

Regarding the Goals and Requirements of the Welfare System in the United States

Kim, Christine. Bradly, Katherine. Rector, Robert. (2012, June 17). Waive Welfare Reform RequirementsOr Not. The heritage foundation. Retrieved from http://www.heritage.org/issues/welfare Conservative: Summary: A conservatism view towards the current Welfare system is to prevent people from getting more benefits than the average person gains while working. They want to help people escape poverty, not trap them in it.

StudentsDaily.com (2009, October 12). Conservative vs. Liberal Beliefs. Sodahead.com. Retrieved from http://www.sodahead.com/fun/conservative-vs-liberal-beliefs/blog-169209/ Liberal: Summary: Liberals believe that there should be equal opportunity for all and the State provides that opportunity (or makes sure its there). They believe that the Government should be able to guarantee that no one is in need.

Halper, Daniel. (2012, October 26). Over $60,000 in Welfare Spent Per Household in Poverty. Retrieved from http://weekelystandard.com. Mainstream: This particular author attacks the amount of spending in the United States on the current welfare system in contrast to the amount collected in taxes. Statistics on the amount of Americans currently working, salary, and amounts welfare recipients receive in certain cases (and the form). Its a neutral stance, providing facts, but stating a need for reform.

Anderson 22

Alberto Alesina, Edward Glaeser, Bruce Sacerdote (2001, October). Why Doesn't the US Have a European-Style Welfare System? Retrieved from http://kuznets.harvard.edu.

Foreign: This is a strict economist view on contrasting the Welfare system in Europe (particularly Denmark and its success) and the United States. Lots of math, but its used to back up a simple fact; everyone in Denmark works where as the US barely 54% of the population is employed. Conclusion: Between American politics, you see conservatives bashing liberals vise-versa. The Heritage Foundation tries to be factual (it takes sources from various sources from CNN and so on), its easy to tell they side for a liberal point of view though. There are both sides on the various articles they post and overviews of political debates. The European researchers at Harvard took a complete factual stance based on statistics. The world political party was never even mentioned on the stance of why welfare works and fails. Weekly Standard Magazine was also decently neutral with their stance. Provided facts but leaned towards the conservative side of things when saying there should be stricter requirements for welfare.

Anderson 23

Regarding the Goals and Requirements of the Welfare System in the United States

Kim, Christine. Bradly, Katherine. Rector, Robert. (2012, June 17). Waive Welfare Reform RequirementsOr Not. The heritage foundation. Retrieved from http://www.heritage.org/issues/welfare Conservative: Summary: A conservatism view towards the current Welfare system is to prevent people from getting more benefits than the average person gains while working. They want to help people escape poverty, not trap them in it.

StudentsDaily.com (2009, October 12). Conservative vs. Liberal Beliefs. Sodahead.com. Retrieved from http://www.sodahead.com/fun/conservative-vs-liberal-beliefs/blog-169209/ Liberal: Summary: Liberals believe that there should be equal opportunity for all and the State provides that opportunity (or makes sure its there). They believe that the Government should be able to guarantee that no one is in need.

Halper, Daniel. (2012, October 26). Over $60,000 in Welfare Spent Per Household in Poverty. Retrieved from http://weekelystandard.com. Mainstream: This particular author attacks the amount of spending in the United States on the current welfare system in contrast to the amount collected in taxes. Statistics on the amount of Americans currently working, salary, and amounts welfare recipients receive in certain cases (and the form). Its a neutral stance, providing facts, but stating a need for reform.

Anderson 24

Alberto Alesina, Edward Glaeser, Bruce Sacerdote (2001, October). Why Doesn't the US Have a European-Style Welfare System? Retrieved from http://kuznets.harvard.edu.

Foreign: This is a strict economist view on contrasting the Welfare system in Europe (particularly Denmark and its success) and the United States. Lots of math, but its used to back up a simple fact; everyone in Denmark works where as the US barely 54% of the population is employed. Conclusion: Between American politics, you see conservatives bashing liberals vise-versa. The Heritage Foundation tries to be factual (it takes sources from various sources from CNN and so on), its easy to tell they side for a liberal point of view though. There are both sides on the various articles they post and overviews of political debates. The European researchers at Harvard took a complete factual stance based on statistics. The world political party was never even mentioned on the stance of why welfare works and fails. Weekly Standard Magazine was also decently neutral with their stance. Provided facts but leaned towards the conservative side of things when saying there should be stricter requirements for welfare.

Anderson 25

Regarding the Goals and Requirements of the Welfare System in the United States

Kim, Christine. Bradly, Katherine. Rector, Robert. (2012, June 17). Waive Welfare Reform RequirementsOr Not. The heritage foundation. Retrieved from http://www.heritage.org/issues/welfare Conservative: Summary: A conservatism view towards the current Welfare system is to prevent people from getting more benefits than the average person gains while working. They want to help people escape poverty, not trap them in it.

StudentsDaily.com (2009, October 12). Conservative vs. Liberal Beliefs. Sodahead.com. Retrieved from http://www.sodahead.com/fun/conservative-vs-liberal-beliefs/blog-169209/ Liberal: Summary: Liberals believe that there should be equal opportunity for all and the State provides that opportunity (or makes sure its there). They believe that the Government should be able to guarantee that no one is in need.

Halper, Daniel. (2012, October 26). Over $60,000 in Welfare Spent Per Household in Poverty. Retrieved from http://weekelystandard.com. Mainstream: This particular author attacks the amount of spending in the United States on the current welfare system in contrast to the amount collected in taxes. Statistics on the amount of Americans currently working, salary, and amounts welfare recipients receive in certain cases (and the form). Its a neutral stance, providing facts, but stating a need for reform.

Anderson 26

Alberto Alesina, Edward Glaeser, Bruce Sacerdote (2001, October). Why Doesn't the US Have a European-Style Welfare System? Retrieved from http://kuznets.harvard.edu.

Foreign: This is a strict economist view on contrasting the Welfare system in Europe (particularly Denmark and its success) and the United States. Lots of math, but its used to back up a simple fact; everyone in Denmark works where as the US barely 54% of the population is employed. Conclusion: Between American politics, you see conservatives bashing liberals vise-versa. The Heritage Foundation tries to be factual (it takes sources from various sources from CNN and so on), its easy to tell they side for a liberal point of view though. There are both sides on the various articles they post and overviews of political debates. The European researchers at Harvard took a complete factual stance based on statistics. The world political party was never even mentioned on the stance of why welfare works and fails. Weekly Standard Magazine was also decently neutral with their stance. Provided facts but leaned towards the conservative side of things when saying there should be stricter requirements for welfare.

Anderson 27

Regarding the Goals and Requirements of the Welfare System in the United States

Kim, Christine. Bradly, Katherine. Rector, Robert. (2012, June 17). Waive Welfare Reform RequirementsOr Not. The heritage foundation. Retrieved from http://www.heritage.org/issues/welfare Conservative: Summary: A conservatism view towards the current Welfare system is to prevent people from getting more benefits than the average person gains while working. They want to help people escape poverty, not trap them in it.

StudentsDaily.com (2009, October 12). Conservative vs. Liberal Beliefs. Sodahead.com. Retrieved from http://www.sodahead.com/fun/conservative-vs-liberal-beliefs/blog-169209/ Liberal: Summary: Liberals believe that there should be equal opportunity for all and the State provides that opportunity (or makes sure its there). They believe that the Government should be able to guarantee that no one is in need.

Halper, Daniel. (2012, October 26). Over $60,000 in Welfare Spent Per Household in Poverty. Retrieved from http://weekelystandard.com. Mainstream: This particular author attacks the amount of spending in the United States on the current welfare system in contrast to the amount collected in taxes. Statistics on the amount of Americans currently working, salary, and amounts welfare recipients receive in certain cases (and the form). Its a neutral stance, providing facts, but stating a need for reform.

Anderson 28

Alberto Alesina, Edward Glaeser, Bruce Sacerdote (2001, October). Why Doesn't the US Have a European-Style Welfare System? Retrieved from http://kuznets.harvard.edu.

Foreign: This is a strict economist view on contrasting the Welfare system in Europe (particularly Denmark and its success) and the United States. Lots of math, but its used to back up a simple fact; everyone in Denmark works where as the US barely 54% of the population is employed. Conclusion: Between American politics, you see conservatives bashing liberals vise-versa. The Heritage Foundation tries to be factual (it takes sources from various sources from CNN and so on), its easy to tell they side for a liberal point of view though. There are both sides on the various articles they post and overviews of political debates. The European researchers at Harvard took a complete factual stance based on statistics. The world political party was never even mentioned on the stance of why welfare works and fails. Weekly Standard Magazine was also decently neutral with their stance. Provided facts but leaned towards the conservative side of things when saying there should be stricter requirements for welfare.

Anderson 29

Regarding the Goals and Requirements of the Welfare System in the United States

Kim, Christine. Bradly, Katherine. Rector, Robert. (2012, June 17). Waive Welfare Reform RequirementsOr Not. The heritage foundation. Retrieved from http://www.heritage.org/issues/welfare Conservative: Summary: A conservatism view towards the current Welfare system is to prevent people from getting more benefits than the average person gains while working. They want to help people escape poverty, not trap them in it.

StudentsDaily.com (2009, October 12). Conservative vs. Liberal Beliefs. Sodahead.com. Retrieved from http://www.sodahead.com/fun/conservative-vs-liberal-beliefs/blog-169209/ Liberal: Summary: Liberals believe that there should be equal opportunity for all and the State provides that opportunity (or makes sure its there). They believe that the Government should be able to guarantee that no one is in need.

Halper, Daniel. (2012, October 26). Over $60,000 in Welfare Spent Per Household in Poverty. Retrieved from http://weekelystandard.com. Mainstream: This particular author attacks the amount of spending in the United States on the current welfare system in contrast to the amount collected in taxes. Statistics on the amount of Americans currently working, salary, and amounts welfare recipients receive in certain cases (and the form). Its a neutral stance, providing facts, but stating a need for reform.

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Alberto Alesina, Edward Glaeser, Bruce Sacerdote (2001, October). Why Doesn't the US Have a European-Style Welfare System? Retrieved from http://kuznets.harvard.edu.

Foreign: This is a strict economist view on contrasting the Welfare system in Europe (particularly Denmark and its success) and the United States. Lots of math, but its used to back up a simple fact; everyone in Denmark works where as the US barely 54% of the population is employed. Conclusion: Between American politics, you see conservatives bashing liberals vise-versa. The Heritage Foundation tries to be factual (it takes sources from various sources from CNN and so on), its easy to tell they side for a liberal point of view though. There are both sides on the various articles they post and overviews of political debates. The European researchers at Harvard took a complete factual stance based on statistics. The world political party was never even mentioned on the stance of why welfare works and fails. Weekly Standard Magazine was also decently neutral with their stance. Provided facts but leaned towards the conservative side of things when saying there should be stricter requirements for welfare.

Anderson 31

Regarding the Goals and Requirements of the Welfare System in the United States

Kim, Christine. Bradly, Katherine. Rector, Robert. (2012, June 17). Waive Welfare Reform RequirementsOr Not. The heritage foundation. Retrieved from http://www.heritage.org/issues/welfare Conservative: Summary: A conservatism view towards the current Welfare system is to prevent people from getting more benefits than the average person gains while working. They want to help people escape poverty, not trap them in it.

StudentsDaily.com (2009, October 12). Conservative vs. Liberal Beliefs. Sodahead.com. Retrieved from http://www.sodahead.com/fun/conservative-vs-liberal-beliefs/blog-169209/ Liberal: Summary: Liberals believe that there should be equal opportunity for all and the State provides that opportunity (or makes sure its there). They believe that the Government should be able to guarantee that no one is in need.

Halper, Daniel. (2012, October 26). Over $60,000 in Welfare Spent Per Household in Poverty. Retrieved from http://weekelystandard.com. Mainstream: This particular author attacks the amount of spending in the United States on the current welfare system in contrast to the amount collected in taxes. Statistics on the amount of Americans currently working, salary, and amounts welfare recipients receive in certain cases (and the form). Its a neutral stance, providing facts, but stating a need for reform.

Anderson 32

Alberto Alesina, Edward Glaeser, Bruce Sacerdote (2001, October). Why Doesn't the US Have a European-Style Welfare System? Retrieved from http://kuznets.harvard.edu.

Foreign: This is a strict economist view on contrasting the Welfare system in Europe (particularly Denmark and its success) and the United States. Lots of math, but its used to back up a simple fact; everyone in Denmark works where as the US barely 54% of the population is employed. Conclusion: Between American politics, you see conservatives bashing liberals vise-versa. The Heritage Foundation tries to be factual (it takes sources from various sources from CNN and so on), its easy to tell they side for a liberal point of view though. There are both sides on the various articles they post and overviews of political debates. The European researchers at Harvard took a complete factual stance based on statistics. The world political party was never even mentioned on the stance of why welfare works and fails. Weekly Standard Magazine was also decently neutral with their stance. Provided facts but leaned towards the conservative side of things when saying there should be stricter requirements for welfare.

Anderson 33

Regarding the Goals and Requirements of the Welfare System in the United States

Kim, Christine. Bradly, Katherine. Rector, Robert. (2012, June 17). Waive Welfare Reform RequirementsOr Not. The heritage foundation. Retrieved from http://www.heritage.org/issues/welfare Conservative: Summary: A conservatism view towards the current Welfare system is to prevent people from getting more benefits than the average person gains while working. They want to help people escape poverty, not trap them in it.

StudentsDaily.com (2009, October 12). Conservative vs. Liberal Beliefs. Sodahead.com. Retrieved from http://www.sodahead.com/fun/conservative-vs-liberal-beliefs/blog-169209/ Liberal: Summary: Liberals believe that there should be equal opportunity for all and the State provides that opportunity (or makes sure its there). They believe that the Government should be able to guarantee that no one is in need.

Halper, Daniel. (2012, October 26). Over $60,000 in Welfare Spent Per Household in Poverty. Retrieved from http://weekelystandard.com. Mainstream: This particular author attacks the amount of spending in the United States on the current welfare system in contrast to the amount collected in taxes. Statistics on the amount of Americans currently working, salary, and amounts welfare recipients receive in certain cases (and the form). Its a neutral stance, providing facts, but stating a need for reform.

Anderson 34

Alberto Alesina, Edward Glaeser, Bruce Sacerdote (2001, October). Why Doesn't the US Have a European-Style Welfare System? Retrieved from http://kuznets.harvard.edu.

Foreign: This is a strict economist view on contrasting the Welfare system in Europe (particularly Denmark and its success) and the United States. Lots of math, but its used to back up a simple fact; everyone in Denmark works where as the US barely 54% of the population is employed. Conclusion: Between American politics, you see conservatives bashing liberals vise-versa. The Heritage Foundation tries to be factual (it takes sources from various sources from CNN and so on), its easy to tell they side for a liberal point of view though. There are both sides on the various articles they post and overviews of political debates. The European researchers at Harvard took a complete factual stance based on statistics. The world political party was never even mentioned on the stance of why welfare works and fails. Weekly Standard Magazine was also decently neutral with their stance. Provided facts but leaned towards the conservative side of things when saying there should be stricter requirements for welfare.

Anderson 35

Regarding the Goals and Requirements of the Welfare System in the United States

Kim, Christine. Bradly, Katherine. Rector, Robert. (2012, June 17). Waive Welfare Reform RequirementsOr Not. The heritage foundation. Retrieved from http://www.heritage.org/issues/welfare Conservative: Summary: A conservatism view towards the current Welfare system is to prevent people from getting more benefits than the average person gains while working. They want to help people escape poverty, not trap them in it.

StudentsDaily.com (2009, October 12). Conservative vs. Liberal Beliefs. Sodahead.com. Retrieved from http://www.sodahead.com/fun/conservative-vs-liberal-beliefs/blog-169209/ Liberal: Summary: Liberals believe that there should be equal opportunity for all and the State provides that opportunity (or makes sure its there). They believe that the Government should be able to guarantee that no one is in need.

Halper, Daniel. (2012, October 26). Over $60,000 in Welfare Spent Per Household in Poverty. Retrieved from http://weekelystandard.com. Mainstream: This particular author attacks the amount of spending in the United States on the current welfare system in contrast to the amount collected in taxes. Statistics on the amount of Americans currently working, salary, and amounts welfare recipients receive in certain cases (and the form). Its a neutral stance, providing facts, but stating a need for reform.

Anderson 36

Alberto Alesina, Edward Glaeser, Bruce Sacerdote (2001, October). Why Doesn't the US Have a European-Style Welfare System? Retrieved from http://kuznets.harvard.edu.

Foreign: This is a strict economist view on contrasting the Welfare system in Europe (particularly Denmark and its success) and the United States. Lots of math, but its used to back up a simple fact; everyone in Denmark works where as the US barely 54% of the population is employed. Conclusion: Between American politics, you see conservatives bashing liberals vise-versa. The Heritage Foundation tries to be factual (it takes sources from various sources from CNN and so on), its easy to tell they side for a liberal point of view though. There are both sides on the various articles they post and overviews of political debates. The European researchers at Harvard took a complete factual stance based on statistics. The world political party was never even mentioned on the stance of why welfare works and fails. Weekly Standard Magazine was also decently neutral with their stance. Provided facts but leaned towards the conservative side of things when saying there should be stricter requirements for welfare.

Anderson 37

Regarding the Goals and Requirements of the Welfare System in the United States

Kim, Christine. Bradly, Katherine. Rector, Robert. (2012, June 17). Waive Welfare Reform RequirementsOr Not. The heritage foundation. Retrieved from http://www.heritage.org/issues/welfare Conservative: Summary: A conservatism view towards the current Welfare system is to prevent people from getting more benefits than the average person gains while working. They want to help people escape poverty, not trap them in it.

StudentsDaily.com (2009, October 12). Conservative vs. Liberal Beliefs. Sodahead.com. Retrieved from http://www.sodahead.com/fun/conservative-vs-liberal-beliefs/blog-169209/ Liberal: Summary: Liberals believe that there should be equal opportunity for all and the State provides that opportunity (or makes sure its there). They believe that the Government should be able to guarantee that no one is in need.

Halper, Daniel. (2012, October 26). Over $60,000 in Welfare Spent Per Household in Poverty. Retrieved from http://weekelystandard.com. Mainstream: This particular author attacks the amount of spending in the United States on the current welfare system in contrast to the amount collected in taxes. Statistics on the amount of Americans currently working, salary, and amounts welfare recipients receive in certain cases (and the form). Its a neutral stance, providing facts, but stating a need for reform.

Anderson 38

Alberto Alesina, Edward Glaeser, Bruce Sacerdote (2001, October). Why Doesn't the US Have a European-Style Welfare System? Retrieved from http://kuznets.harvard.edu.

Foreign: This is a strict economist view on contrasting the Welfare system in Europe (particularly Denmark and its success) and the United States. Lots of math, but its used to back up a simple fact; everyone in Denmark works where as the US barely 54% of the population is employed. Conclusion: Between American politics, you see conservatives bashing liberals vise-versa. The Heritage Foundation tries to be factual (it takes sources from various sources from CNN and so on), its easy to tell they side for a liberal point of view though. There are both sides on the various articles they post and overviews of political debates. The European researchers at Harvard took a complete factual stance based on statistics. The world political party was never even mentioned on the stance of why welfare works and fails. Weekly Standard Magazine was also decently neutral with their stance. Provided facts but leaned towards the conservative side of things when saying there should be stricter requirements for welfare.

Anderson 39

Regarding the Goals and Requirements of the Welfare System in the United States

Kim, Christine. Bradly, Katherine. Rector, Robert. (2012, June 17). Waive Welfare Reform RequirementsOr Not. The heritage foundation. Retrieved from http://www.heritage.org/issues/welfare Conservative: Summary: A conservatism view towards the current Welfare system is to prevent people from getting more benefits than the average person gains while working. They want to help people escape poverty, not trap them in it.

StudentsDaily.com (2009, October 12). Conservative vs. Liberal Beliefs. Sodahead.com. Retrieved from http://www.sodahead.com/fun/conservative-vs-liberal-beliefs/blog-169209/ Liberal: Summary: Liberals believe that there should be equal opportunity for all and the State provides that opportunity (or makes sure its there). They believe that the Government should be able to guarantee that no one is in need.

Halper, Daniel. (2012, October 26). Over $60,000 in Welfare Spent Per Household in Poverty. Retrieved from http://weekelystandard.com. Mainstream: This particular author attacks the amount of spending in the United States on the current welfare system in contrast to the amount collected in taxes. Statistics on the amount of Americans currently working, salary, and amounts welfare recipients receive in certain cases (and the form). Its a neutral stance, providing facts, but stating a need for reform.

Anderson 40

Alberto Alesina, Edward Glaeser, Bruce Sacerdote (2001, October). Why Doesn't the US Have a European-Style Welfare System? Retrieved from http://kuznets.harvard.edu.

Foreign: This is a strict economist view on contrasting the Welfare system in Europe (particularly Denmark and its success) and the United States. Lots of math, but its used to back up a simple fact; everyone in Denmark works where as the US barely 54% of the population is employed. Conclusion: Between American politics, you see conservatives bashing liberals vise-versa. The Heritage Foundation tries to be factual (it takes sources from various sources from CNN and so on), its easy to tell they side for a liberal point of view though. There are both sides on the various articles they post and overviews of political debates. The European researchers at Harvard took a complete factual stance based on statistics. The world political party was never even mentioned on the stance of why welfare works and fails. Weekly Standard Magazine was also decently neutral with their stance. Provided facts but leaned towards the conservative side of things when saying there should be stricter requirements for welfare.

Anderson 41

Regarding the Goals and Requirements of the Welfare System in the United States

Kim, Christine. Bradly, Katherine. Rector, Robert. (2012, June 17). Waive Welfare Reform RequirementsOr Not. The heritage foundation. Retrieved from http://www.heritage.org/issues/welfare Conservative: Summary: A conservatism view towards the current Welfare system is to prevent people from getting more benefits than the average person gains while working. They want to help people escape poverty, not trap them in it.

StudentsDaily.com (2009, October 12). Conservative vs. Liberal Beliefs. Sodahead.com. Retrieved from http://www.sodahead.com/fun/conservative-vs-liberal-beliefs/blog-169209/ Liberal: Summary: Liberals believe that there should be equal opportunity for all and the State provides that opportunity (or makes sure its there). They believe that the Government should be able to guarantee that no one is in need.

Halper, Daniel. (2012, October 26). Over $60,000 in Welfare Spent Per Household in Poverty. Retrieved from http://weekelystandard.com. Mainstream: This particular author attacks the amount of spending in the United States on the current welfare system in contrast to the amount collected in taxes. Statistics on the amount of Americans currently working, salary, and amounts welfare recipients receive in certain cases (and the form). Its a neutral stance, providing facts, but stating a need for reform.

Anderson 42

Alberto Alesina, Edward Glaeser, Bruce Sacerdote (2001, October). Why Doesn't the US Have a European-Style Welfare System? Retrieved from http://kuznets.harvard.edu.

Foreign: This is a strict economist view on contrasting the Welfare system in Europe (particularly Denmark and its success) and the United States. Lots of math, but its used to back up a simple fact; everyone in Denmark works where as the US barely 54% of the population is employed. Conclusion: Between American politics, you see conservatives bashing liberals vise-versa. The Heritage Foundation tries to be factual (it takes sources from various sources from CNN and so on), its easy to tell they side for a liberal point of view though. There are both sides on the various articles they post and overviews of political debates. The European researchers at Harvard took a complete factual stance based on statistics. The world political party was never even mentioned on the stance of why welfare works and fails. Weekly Standard Magazine was also decently neutral with their stance. Provided facts but leaned towards the conservative side of things when saying there should be stricter requirements for welfare.

Anderson 43

Regarding the Goals and Requirements of the Welfare System in the United States

Kim, Christine. Bradly, Katherine. Rector, Robert. (2012, June 17). Waive Welfare Reform RequirementsOr Not. The heritage foundation. Retrieved from http://www.heritage.org/issues/welfare Conservative: Summary: A conservatism view towards the current Welfare system is to prevent people from getting more benefits than the average person gains while working. They want to help people escape poverty, not trap them in it.

StudentsDaily.com (2009, October 12). Conservative vs. Liberal Beliefs. Sodahead.com. Retrieved from http://www.sodahead.com/fun/conservative-vs-liberal-beliefs/blog-169209/ Liberal: Summary: Liberals believe that there should be equal opportunity for all and the State provides that opportunity (or makes sure its there). They believe that the Government should be able to guarantee that no one is in need.

Halper, Daniel. (2012, October 26). Over $60,000 in Welfare Spent Per Household in Poverty. Retrieved from http://weekelystandard.com. Mainstream: This particular author attacks the amount of spending in the United States on the current welfare system in contrast to the amount collected in taxes. Statistics on the amount of Americans currently working, salary, and amounts welfare recipients receive in certain cases (and the form). Its a neutral stance, providing facts, but stating a need for reform.

Anderson 44

Alberto Alesina, Edward Glaeser, Bruce Sacerdote (2001, October). Why Doesn't the US Have a European-Style Welfare System? Retrieved from http://kuznets.harvard.edu.

Foreign: This is a strict economist view on contrasting the Welfare system in Europe (particularly Denmark and its success) and the United States. Lots of math, but its used to back up a simple fact; everyone in Denmark works where as the US barely 54% of the population is employed. Conclusion: Between American politics, you see conservatives bashing liberals vise-versa. The Heritage Foundation tries to be factual (it takes sources from various sources from CNN and so on), its easy to tell they side for a liberal point of view though. There are both sides on the various articles they post and overviews of political debates. The European researchers at Harvard took a complete factual stance based on statistics. The world political party was never even mentioned on the stance of why welfare works and fails. Weekly Standard Magazine was also decently neutral with their stance. Provided facts but leaned towards the conservative side of things when saying there should be stricter requirements for welfare.

Anderson 45

Regarding the Goals and Requirements of the Welfare System in the United States

Kim, Christine. Bradly, Katherine. Rector, Robert. (2012, June 17). Waive Welfare Reform RequirementsOr Not. The heritage foundation. Retrieved from http://www.heritage.org/issues/welfare Conservative: Summary: A conservatism view towards the current Welfare system is to prevent people from getting more benefits than the average person gains while working. They want to help people escape poverty, not trap them in it.

StudentsDaily.com (2009, October 12). Conservative vs. Liberal Beliefs. Sodahead.com. Retrieved from http://www.sodahead.com/fun/conservative-vs-liberal-beliefs/blog-169209/ Liberal: Summary: Liberals believe that there should be equal opportunity for all and the State provides that opportunity (or makes sure its there). They believe that the Government should be able to guarantee that no one is in need.

Halper, Daniel. (2012, October 26). Over $60,000 in Welfare Spent Per Household in Poverty. Retrieved from http://weekelystandard.com. Mainstream: This particular author attacks the amount of spending in the United States on the current welfare system in contrast to the amount collected in taxes. Statistics on the amount of Americans currently working, salary, and amounts welfare recipients receive in certain cases (and the form). Its a neutral stance, providing facts, but stating a need for reform.

Anderson 46

Alberto Alesina, Edward Glaeser, Bruce Sacerdote (2001, October). Why Doesn't the US Have a European-Style Welfare System? Retrieved from http://kuznets.harvard.edu.

Foreign: This is a strict economist view on contrasting the Welfare system in Europe (particularly Denmark and its success) and the United States. Lots of math, but its used to back up a simple fact; everyone in Denmark works where as the US barely 54% of the population is employed. Conclusion: Between American politics, you see conservatives bashing liberals vise-versa. The Heritage Foundation tries to be factual (it takes sources from various sources from CNN and so on), its easy to tell they side for a liberal point of view though. There are both sides on the various articles they post and overviews of political debates. The European researchers at Harvard took a complete factual stance based on statistics. The world political party was never even mentioned on the stance of why welfare works and fails. Weekly Standard Magazine was also decently neutral with their stance. Provided facts but leaned towards the conservative side of things when saying there should be stricter requirements for welfare.

Anderson 47

Regarding the Goals and Requirements of the Welfare System in the United States

Kim, Christine. Bradly, Katherine. Rector, Robert. (2012, June 17). Waive Welfare Reform RequirementsOr Not. The heritage foundation. Retrieved from http://www.heritage.org/issues/welfare Conservative: Summary: A conservatism view towards the current Welfare system is to prevent people from getting more benefits than the average person gains while working. They want to help people escape poverty, not trap them in it.

StudentsDaily.com (2009, October 12). Conservative vs. Liberal Beliefs. Sodahead.com. Retrieved from http://www.sodahead.com/fun/conservative-vs-liberal-beliefs/blog-169209/ Liberal: Summary: Liberals believe that there should be equal opportunity for all and the State provides that opportunity (or makes sure its there). They believe that the Government should be able to guarantee that no one is in need.

Halper, Daniel. (2012, October 26). Over $60,000 in Welfare Spent Per Household in Poverty. Retrieved from http://weekelystandard.com. Mainstream: This particular author attacks the amount of spending in the United States on the current welfare system in contrast to the amount collected in taxes. Statistics on the amount of Americans currently working, salary, and amounts welfare recipients receive in certain cases (and the form). Its a neutral stance, providing facts, but stating a need for reform.

Anderson 48

Alberto Alesina, Edward Glaeser, Bruce Sacerdote (2001, October). Why Doesn't the US Have a European-Style Welfare System? Retrieved from http://kuznets.harvard.edu.

Foreign: This is a strict economist view on contrasting the Welfare system in Europe (particularly Denmark and its success) and the United States. Lots of math, but its used to back up a simple fact; everyone in Denmark works where as the US barely 54% of the population is employed. Conclusion: Between American politics, you see conservatives bashing liberals vise-versa. The Heritage Foundation tries to be factual (it takes sources from various sources from CNN and so on), its easy to tell they side for a liberal point of view though. There are both sides on the various articles they post and overviews of political debates. The European researchers at Harvard took a complete factual stance based on statistics. The world political party was never even mentioned on the stance of why welfare works and fails. Weekly Standard Magazine was also decently neutral with their stance. Provided facts but leaned towards the conservative side of things when saying there should be stricter requirements for welfare.

Anderson 49

Regarding the Goals and Requirements of the Welfare System in the United States

Kim, Christine. Bradly, Katherine. Rector, Robert. (2012, June 17). Waive Welfare Reform RequirementsOr Not. The heritage foundation. Retrieved from http://www.heritage.org/issues/welfare Conservative: Summary: A conservatism view towards the current Welfare system is to prevent people from getting more benefits than the average person gains while working. They want to help people escape poverty, not trap them in it.

StudentsDaily.com (2009, October 12). Conservative vs. Liberal Beliefs. Sodahead.com. Retrieved from http://www.sodahead.com/fun/conservative-vs-liberal-beliefs/blog-169209/ Liberal: Summary: Liberals believe that there should be equal opportunity for all and the State provides that opportunity (or makes sure its there). They believe that the Government should be able to guarantee that no one is in need.

Halper, Daniel. (2012, October 26). Over $60,000 in Welfare Spent Per Household in Poverty. Retrieved from http://weekelystandard.com. Mainstream: This particular author attacks the amount of spending in the United States on the current welfare system in contrast to the amount collected in taxes. Statistics on the amount of Americans currently working, salary, and amounts welfare recipients receive in certain cases (and the form). Its a neutral stance, providing facts, but stating a need for reform.

Anderson 50

Alberto Alesina, Edward Glaeser, Bruce Sacerdote (2001, October). Why Doesn't the US Have a European-Style Welfare System? Retrieved from http://kuznets.harvard.edu.

Foreign: This is a strict economist view on contrasting the Welfare system in Europe (particularly Denmark and its success) and the United States. Lots of math, but its used to back up a simple fact; everyone in Denmark works where as the US barely 54% of the population is employed. Conclusion: Between American politics, you see conservatives bashing liberals vise-versa. The Heritage Foundation tries to be factual (it takes sources from various sources from CNN and so on), its easy to tell they side for a liberal point of view though. There are both sides on the various articles they post and overviews of political debates. The European researchers at Harvard took a complete factual stance based on statistics. The world political party was never even mentioned on the stance of why welfare works and fails. Weekly Standard Magazine was also decently neutral with their stance. Provided facts but leaned towards the conservative side of things when saying there should be stricter requirements for welfare.

Anderson 51

Regarding the Goals and Requirements of the Welfare System in the United States

Kim, Christine. Bradly, Katherine. Rector, Robert. (2012, June 17). Waive Welfare Reform RequirementsOr Not. The heritage foundation. Retrieved from http://www.heritage.org/issues/welfare Conservative: Summary: A conservatism view towards the current Welfare system is to prevent people from getting more benefits than the average person gains while working. They want to help people escape poverty, not trap them in it.

StudentsDaily.com (2009, October 12). Conservative vs. Liberal Beliefs. Sodahead.com. Retrieved from http://www.sodahead.com/fun/conservative-vs-liberal-beliefs/blog-169209/ Liberal: Summary: Liberals believe that there should be equal opportunity for all and the State provides that opportunity (or makes sure its there). They believe that the Government should be able to guarantee that no one is in need.

Halper, Daniel. (2012, October 26). Over $60,000 in Welfare Spent Per Household in Poverty. Retrieved from http://weekelystandard.com. Mainstream: This particular author attacks the amount of spending in the United States on the current welfare system in contrast to the amount collected in taxes. Statistics on the amount of Americans currently working, salary, and amounts welfare recipients receive in certain cases (and the form). Its a neutral stance, providing facts, but stating a need for reform.

Anderson 52

Alberto Alesina, Edward Glaeser, Bruce Sacerdote (2001, October). Why Doesn't the US Have a European-Style Welfare System? Retrieved from http://kuznets.harvard.edu.

Foreign: This is a strict economist view on contrasting the Welfare system in Europe (particularly Denmark and its success) and the United States. Lots of math, but its used to back up a simple fact; everyone in Denmark works where as the US barely 54% of the population is employed. Conclusion: Between American politics, you see conservatives bashing liberals vise-versa. The Heritage Foundation tries to be factual (it takes sources from various sources from CNN and so on), its easy to tell they side for a liberal point of view though. There are both sides on the various articles they post and overviews of political debates. The European researchers at Harvard took a complete factual stance based on statistics. The world political party was never even mentioned on the stance of why welfare works and fails. Weekly Standard Magazine was also decently neutral with their stance. Provided facts but leaned towards the conservative side of things when saying there should be stricter requirements for welfare.

Anderson 53

Regarding the Goals and Requirements of the Welfare System in the United States

Kim, Christine. Bradly, Katherine. Rector, Robert. (2012, June 17). Waive Welfare Reform RequirementsOr Not. The heritage foundation. Retrieved from http://www.heritage.org/issues/welfare Conservative: Summary: A conservatism view towards the current Welfare system is to prevent people from getting more benefits than the average person gains while working. They want to help people escape poverty, not trap them in it.

StudentsDaily.com (2009, October 12). Conservative vs. Liberal Beliefs. Sodahead.com. Retrieved from http://www.sodahead.com/fun/conservative-vs-liberal-beliefs/blog-169209/ Liberal: Summary: Liberals believe that there should be equal opportunity for all and the State provides that opportunity (or makes sure its there). They believe that the Government should be able to guarantee that no one is in need.

Halper, Daniel. (2012, October 26). Over $60,000 in Welfare Spent Per Household in Poverty. Retrieved from http://weekelystandard.com. Mainstream: This particular author attacks the amount of spending in the United States on the current welfare system in contrast to the amount collected in taxes. Statistics on the amount of Americans currently working, salary, and amounts welfare recipients receive in certain cases (and the form). Its a neutral stance, providing facts, but stating a need for reform.

Anderson 54

Alberto Alesina, Edward Glaeser, Bruce Sacerdote (2001, October). Why Doesn't the US Have a European-Style Welfare System? Retrieved from http://kuznets.harvard.edu.

Foreign: This is a strict economist view on contrasting the Welfare system in Europe (particularly Denmark and its success) and the United States. Lots of math, but its used to back up a simple fact; everyone in Denmark works where as the US barely 54% of the population is employed. Conclusion: Between American politics, you see conservatives bashing liberals vise-versa. The Heritage Foundation tries to be factual (it takes sources from various sources from CNN and so on), its easy to tell they side for a liberal point of view though. There are both sides on the various articles they post and overviews of political debates. The European researchers at Harvard took a complete factual stance based on statistics. The world political party was never even mentioned on the stance of why welfare works and fails. Weekly Standard Magazine was also decently neutral with their stance. Provided facts but leaned towards the conservative side of things when saying there should be stricter requirements for welfare.

Anderson 55

Regarding the Goals and Requirements of the Welfare System in the United States

Kim, Christine. Bradly, Katherine. Rector, Robert. (2012, June 17). Waive Welfare Reform RequirementsOr Not. The heritage foundation. Retrieved from http://www.heritage.org/issues/welfare Conservative: Summary: A conservatism view towards the current Welfare system is to prevent people from getting more benefits than the average person gains while working. They want to help people escape poverty, not trap them in it.

StudentsDaily.com (2009, October 12). Conservative vs. Liberal Beliefs. Sodahead.com. Retrieved from http://www.sodahead.com/fun/conservative-vs-liberal-beliefs/blog-169209/ Liberal: Summary: Liberals believe that there should be equal opportunity for all and the State provides that opportunity (or makes sure its there). They believe that the Government should be able to guarantee that no one is in need.

Halper, Daniel. (2012, October 26). Over $60,000 in Welfare Spent Per Household in Poverty. Retrieved from http://weekelystandard.com. Mainstream: This particular author attacks the amount of spending in the United States on the current welfare system in contrast to the amount collected in taxes. Statistics on the amount of Americans currently working, salary, and amounts welfare recipients receive in certain cases (and the form). Its a neutral stance, providing facts, but stating a need for reform.

Anderson 56

Alberto Alesina, Edward Glaeser, Bruce Sacerdote (2001, October). Why Doesn't the US Have a European-Style Welfare System? Retrieved from http://kuznets.harvard.edu.

Foreign: This is a strict economist view on contrasting the Welfare system in Europe (particularly Denmark and its success) and the United States. Lots of math, but its used to back up a simple fact; everyone in Denmark works where as the US barely 54% of the population is employed. Conclusion: Between American politics, you see conservatives bashing liberals vise-versa. The Heritage Foundation tries to be factual (it takes sources from various sources from CNN and so on), its easy to tell they side for a liberal point of view though. There are both sides on the various articles they post and overviews of political debates. The European researchers at Harvard took a complete factual stance based on statistics. The world political party was never even mentioned on the stance of why welfare works and fails. Weekly Standard Magazine was also decently neutral with their stance. Provided facts but leaned towards the conservative side of things when saying there should be stricter requirements for welfare.

Anderson 57

Regarding the Goals and Requirements of the Welfare System in the United States

Kim, Christine. Bradly, Katherine. Rector, Robert. (2012, June 17). Waive Welfare Reform RequirementsOr Not. The heritage foundation. Retrieved from http://www.heritage.org/issues/welfare Conservative: Summary: A conservatism view towards the current Welfare system is to prevent people from getting more benefits than the average person gains while working. They want to help people escape poverty, not trap them in it.

StudentsDaily.com (2009, October 12). Conservative vs. Liberal Beliefs. Sodahead.com. Retrieved from http://www.sodahead.com/fun/conservative-vs-liberal-beliefs/blog-169209/ Liberal: Summary: Liberals believe that there should be equal opportunity for all and the State provides that opportunity (or makes sure its there). They believe that the Government should be able to guarantee that no one is in need.

Halper, Daniel. (2012, October 26). Over $60,000 in Welfare Spent Per Household in Poverty. Retrieved from http://weekelystandard.com. Mainstream: This particular author attacks the amount of spending in the United States on the current welfare system in contrast to the amount collected in taxes. Statistics on the amount of Americans currently working, salary, and amounts welfare recipients receive in certain cases (and the form). Its a neutral stance, providing facts, but stating a need for reform.

Anderson 58

Alberto Alesina, Edward Glaeser, Bruce Sacerdote (2001, October). Why Doesn't the US Have a European-Style Welfare System? Retrieved from http://kuznets.harvard.edu.

Foreign: This is a strict economist view on contrasting the Welfare system in Europe (particularly Denmark and its success) and the United States. Lots of math, but its used to back up a simple fact; everyone in Denmark works where as the US barely 54% of the population is employed. Conclusion: Between American politics, you see conservatives bashing liberals vise-versa. The Heritage Foundation tries to be factual (it takes sources from various sources from CNN and so on), its easy to tell they side for a liberal point of view though. There are both sides on the various articles they post and overviews of political debates. The European researchers at Harvard took a complete factual stance based on statistics. The world political party was never even mentioned on the stance of why welfare works and fails. Weekly Standard Magazine was also decently neutral with their stance. Provided facts but leaned towards the conservative side of things when saying there should be stricter requirements for welfare.

Anderson 59

Regarding the Goals and Requirements of the Welfare System in the United States

Kim, Christine. Bradly, Katherine. Rector, Robert. (2012, June 17). Waive Welfare Reform RequirementsOr Not. The heritage foundation. Retrieved from http://www.heritage.org/issues/welfare Conservative: Summary: A conservatism view towards the current Welfare system is to prevent people from getting more benefits than the average person gains while working. They want to help people escape poverty, not trap them in it.

StudentsDaily.com (2009, October 12). Conservative vs. Liberal Beliefs. Sodahead.com. Retrieved from http://www.sodahead.com/fun/conservative-vs-liberal-beliefs/blog-169209/ Liberal: Summary: Liberals believe that there should be equal opportunity for all and the State provides that opportunity (or makes sure its there). They believe that the Government should be able to guarantee that no one is in need.

Halper, Daniel. (2012, October 26). Over $60,000 in Welfare Spent Per Household in Poverty. Retrieved from http://weekelystandard.com. Mainstream: This particular author attacks the amount of spending in the United States on the current welfare system in contrast to the amount collected in taxes. Statistics on the amount of Americans currently working, salary, and amounts welfare recipients receive in certain cases (and the form). Its a neutral stance, providing facts, but stating a need for reform.

Anderson 60

Alberto Alesina, Edward Glaeser, Bruce Sacerdote (2001, October). Why Doesn't the US Have a European-Style Welfare System? Retrieved from http://kuznets.harvard.edu.

Foreign: This is a strict economist view on contrasting the Welfare system in Europe (particularly Denmark and its success) and the United States. Lots of math, but its used to back up a simple fact; everyone in Denmark works where as the US barely 54% of the population is employed. Conclusion: Between American politics, you see conservatives bashing liberals vise-versa. The Heritage Foundation tries to be factual (it takes sources from various sources from CNN and so on), its easy to tell they side for a liberal point of view though. There are both sides on the various articles they post and overviews of political debates. The European researchers at Harvard took a complete factual stance based on statistics. The world political party was never even mentioned on the stance of why welfare works and fails. Weekly Standard Magazine was also decently neutral with their stance. Provided facts but leaned towards the conservative side of things when saying there should be stricter requirements for welfare.

Anderson 61

Regarding the Goals and Requirements of the Welfare System in the United States

Kim, Christine. Bradly, Katherine. Rector, Robert. (2012, June 17). Waive Welfare Reform RequirementsOr Not. The heritage foundation. Retrieved from http://www.heritage.org/issues/welfare Conservative: Summary: A conservatism view towards the current Welfare system is to prevent people from getting more benefits than the average person gains while working. They want to help people escape poverty, not trap them in it.

StudentsDaily.com (2009, October 12). Conservative vs. Liberal Beliefs. Sodahead.com. Retrieved from http://www.sodahead.com/fun/conservative-vs-liberal-beliefs/blog-169209/ Liberal: Summary: Liberals believe that there should be equal opportunity for all and the State provides that opportunity (or makes sure its there). They believe that the Government should be able to guarantee that no one is in need.

Halper, Daniel. (2012, October 26). Over $60,000 in Welfare Spent Per Household in Poverty. Retrieved from http://weekelystandard.com. Mainstream: This particular author attacks the amount of spending in the United States on the current welfare system in contrast to the amount collected in taxes. Statistics on the amount of Americans currently working, salary, and amounts welfare recipients receive in certain cases (and the form). Its a neutral stance, providing facts, but stating a need for reform.

Anderson 62

Alberto Alesina, Edward Glaeser, Bruce Sacerdote (2001, October). Why Doesn't the US Have a European-Style Welfare System? Retrieved from http://kuznets.harvard.edu.

Foreign: This is a strict economist view on contrasting the Welfare system in Europe (particularly Denmark and its success) and the United States. Lots of math, but its used to back up a simple fact; everyone in Denmark works where as the US barely 54% of the population is employed. Conclusion: Between American politics, you see conservatives bashing liberals vise-versa. The Heritage Foundation tries to be factual (it takes sources from various sources from CNN and so on), its easy to tell they side for a liberal point of view though. There are both sides on the various articles they post and overviews of political debates. The European researchers at Harvard took a complete factual stance based on statistics. The world political party was never even mentioned on the stance of why welfare works and fails. Weekly Standard Magazine was also decently neutral with their stance. Provided facts but leaned towards the conservative side of things when saying there should be stricter requirements for welfare.

Anderson 63

Regarding the Goals and Requirements of the Welfare System in the United States

Kim, Christine. Bradly, Katherine. Rector, Robert. (2012, June 17). Waive Welfare Reform RequirementsOr Not. The heritage foundation. Retrieved from http://www.heritage.org/issues/welfare Conservative: Summary: A conservatism view towards the current Welfare system is to prevent people from getting more benefits than the average person gains while working. They want to help people escape poverty, not trap them in it.

StudentsDaily.com (2009, October 12). Conservative vs. Liberal Beliefs. Sodahead.com. Retrieved from http://www.sodahead.com/fun/conservative-vs-liberal-beliefs/blog-169209/ Liberal: Summary: Liberals believe that there should be equal opportunity for all and the State provides that opportunity (or makes sure its there). They believe that the Government should be able to guarantee that no one is in need.

Halper, Daniel. (2012, October 26). Over $60,000 in Welfare Spent Per Household in Poverty. Retrieved from http://weekelystandard.com. Mainstream: This particular author attacks the amount of spending in the United States on the current welfare system in contrast to the amount collected in taxes. Statistics on the amount of Americans currently working, salary, and amounts welfare recipients receive in certain cases (and the form). Its a neutral stance, providing facts, but stating a need for reform.

Anderson 64

Alberto Alesina, Edward Glaeser, Bruce Sacerdote (2001, October). Why Doesn't the US Have a European-Style Welfare System? Retrieved from http://kuznets.harvard.edu.

Foreign: This is a strict economist view on contrasting the Welfare system in Europe (particularly Denmark and its success) and the United States. Lots of math, but its used to back up a simple fact; everyone in Denmark works where as the US barely 54% of the population is employed. Conclusion: Between American politics, you see conservatives bashing liberals vise-versa. The Heritage Foundation tries to be factual (it takes sources from various sources from CNN and so on), its easy to tell they side for a liberal point of view though. There are both sides on the various articles they post and overviews of political debates. The European researchers at Harvard took a complete factual stance based on statistics. The world political party was never even mentioned on the stance of why welfare works and fails. Weekly Standard Magazine was also decently neutral with their stance. Provided facts but leaned towards the conservative side of things when saying there should be stricter requirements for welfare.

Anderson 65

Regarding the Goals and Requirements of the Welfare System in the United States

Kim, Christine. Bradly, Katherine. Rector, Robert. (2012, June 17). Waive Welfare Reform RequirementsOr Not. The heritage foundation. Retrieved from http://www.heritage.org/issues/welfare Conservative: Summary: A conservatism view towards the current Welfare system is to prevent people from getting more benefits than the average person gains while working. They want to help people escape poverty, not trap them in it.

StudentsDaily.com (2009, October 12). Conservative vs. Liberal Beliefs. Sodahead.com. Retrieved from http://www.sodahead.com/fun/conservative-vs-liberal-beliefs/blog-169209/ Liberal: Summary: Liberals believe that there should be equal opportunity for all and the State provides that opportunity (or makes sure its there). They believe that the Government should be able to guarantee that no one is in need.

Halper, Daniel. (2012, October 26). Over $60,000 in Welfare Spent Per Household in Poverty. Retrieved from http://weekelystandard.com. Mainstream: This particular author attacks the amount of spending in the United States on the current welfare system in contrast to the amount collected in taxes. Statistics on the amount of Americans currently working, salary, and amounts welfare recipients receive in certain cases (and the form). Its a neutral stance, providing facts, but stating a need for reform.

Anderson 66

Alberto Alesina, Edward Glaeser, Bruce Sacerdote (2001, October). Why Doesn't the US Have a European-Style Welfare System? Retrieved from http://kuznets.harvard.edu.

Foreign: This is a strict economist view on contrasting the Welfare system in Europe (particularly Denmark and its success) and the United States. Lots of math, but its used to back up a simple fact; everyone in Denmark works where as the US barely 54% of the population is employed. Conclusion: Between American politics, you see conservatives bashing liberals vise-versa. The Heritage Foundation tries to be factual (it takes sources from various sources from CNN and so on), its easy to tell they side for a liberal point of view though. There are both sides on the various articles they post and overviews of political debates. The European researchers at Harvard took a complete factual stance based on statistics. The world political party was never even mentioned on the stance of why welfare works and fails. Weekly Standard Magazine was also decently neutral with their stance. Provided facts but leaned towards the conservative side of things when saying there should be stricter requirements for welfare.

Anderson 67

Regarding the Goals and Requirements of the Welfare System in the United States

Kim, Christine. Bradly, Katherine. Rector, Robert. (2012, June 17). Waive Welfare Reform RequirementsOr Not. The heritage foundation. Retrieved from http://www.heritage.org/issues/welfare Conservative: Summary: A conservatism view towards the current Welfare system is to prevent people from getting more benefits than the average person gains while working. They want to help people escape poverty, not trap them in it.

StudentsDaily.com (2009, October 12). Conservative vs. Liberal Beliefs. Sodahead.com. Retrieved from http://www.sodahead.com/fun/conservative-vs-liberal-beliefs/blog-169209/ Liberal: Summary: Liberals believe that there should be equal opportunity for all and the State provides that opportunity (or makes sure its there). They believe that the Government should be able to guarantee that no one is in need.

Halper, Daniel. (2012, October 26). Over $60,000 in Welfare Spent Per Household in Poverty. Retrieved from http://weekelystandard.com. Mainstream: This particular author attacks the amount of spending in the United States on the current welfare system in contrast to the amount collected in taxes. Statistics on the amount of Americans currently working, salary, and amounts welfare recipients receive in certain cases (and the form). Its a neutral stance, providing facts, but stating a need for reform.

Anderson 68

Alberto Alesina, Edward Glaeser, Bruce Sacerdote (2001, October). Why Doesn't the US Have a European-Style Welfare System? Retrieved from http://kuznets.harvard.edu.

Foreign: This is a strict economist view on contrasting the Welfare system in Europe (particularly Denmark and its success) and the United States. Lots of math, but its used to back up a simple fact; everyone in Denmark works where as the US barely 54% of the population is employed. Conclusion: Between American politics, you see conservatives bashing liberals vise-versa. The Heritage Foundation tries to be factual (it takes sources from various sources from CNN and so on), its easy to tell they side for a liberal point of view though. There are both sides on the various articles they post and overviews of political debates. The European researchers at Harvard took a complete factual stance based on statistics. The world political party was never even mentioned on the stance of why welfare works and fails. Weekly Standard Magazine was also decently neutral with their stance. Provided facts but leaned towards the conservative side of things when saying there should be stricter requirements for welfare.

Anderson 69

Regarding the Goals and Requirements of the Welfare System in the United States

Kim, Christine. Bradly, Katherine. Rector, Robert. (2012, June 17). Waive Welfare Reform RequirementsOr Not. The heritage foundation. Retrieved from http://www.heritage.org/issues/welfare Conservative: Summary: A conservatism view towards the current Welfare system is to prevent people from getting more benefits than the average person gains while working. They want to help people escape poverty, not trap them in it.

StudentsDaily.com (2009, October 12). Conservative vs. Liberal Beliefs. Sodahead.com. Retrieved from http://www.sodahead.com/fun/conservative-vs-liberal-beliefs/blog-169209/ Liberal: Summary: Liberals believe that there should be equal opportunity for all and the State provides that opportunity (or makes sure its there). They believe that the Government should be able to guarantee that no one is in need.

Halper, Daniel. (2012, October 26). Over $60,000 in Welfare Spent Per Household in Poverty. Retrieved from http://weekelystandard.com. Mainstream: This particular author attacks the amount of spending in the United States on the current welfare system in contrast to the amount collected in taxes. Statistics on the amount of Americans currently working, salary, and amounts welfare recipients receive in certain cases (and the form). Its a neutral stance, providing facts, but stating a need for reform.

Anderson 70

Alberto Alesina, Edward Glaeser, Bruce Sacerdote (2001, October). Why Doesn't the US Have a European-Style Welfare System? Retrieved from http://kuznets.harvard.edu.

Foreign: This is a strict economist view on contrasting the Welfare system in Europe (particularly Denmark and its success) and the United States. Lots of math, but its used to back up a simple fact; everyone in Denmark works where as the US barely 54% of the population is employed. Conclusion: Between American politics, you see conservatives bashing liberals vise-versa. The Heritage Foundation tries to be factual (it takes sources from various sources from CNN and so on), its easy to tell they side for a liberal point of view though. There are both sides on the various articles they post and overviews of political debates. The European researchers at Harvard took a complete factual stance based on statistics. The world political party was never even mentioned on the stance of why welfare works and fails. Weekly Standard Magazine was also decently neutral with their stance. Provided facts but leaned towards the conservative side of things when saying there should be stricter requirements for welfare.

Anderson 71

Regarding the Goals and Requirements of the Welfare System in the United States

Kim, Christine. Bradly, Katherine. Rector, Robert. (2012, June 17). Waive Welfare Reform RequirementsOr Not. The heritage foundation. Retrieved from http://www.heritage.org/issues/welfare Conservative: Summary: A conservatism view towards the current Welfare system is to prevent people from getting more benefits than the average person gains while working. They want to help people escape poverty, not trap them in it.

StudentsDaily.com (2009, October 12). Conservative vs. Liberal Beliefs. Sodahead.com. Retrieved from http://www.sodahead.com/fun/conservative-vs-liberal-beliefs/blog-169209/ Liberal: Summary: Liberals believe that there should be equal opportunity for all and the State provides that opportunity (or makes sure its there). They believe that the Government should be able to guarantee that no one is in need.

Halper, Daniel. (2012, October 26). Over $60,000 in Welfare Spent Per Household in Poverty. Retrieved from http://weekelystandard.com. Mainstream: This particular author attacks the amount of spending in the United States on the current welfare system in contrast to the amount collected in taxes. Statistics on the amount of Americans currently working, salary, and amounts welfare recipients receive in certain cases (and the form). Its a neutral stance, providing facts, but stating a need for reform.

Anderson 72

Alberto Alesina, Edward Glaeser, Bruce Sacerdote (2001, October). Why Doesn't the US Have a European-Style Welfare System? Retrieved from http://kuznets.harvard.edu.

Foreign: This is a strict economist view on contrasting the Welfare system in Europe (particularly Denmark and its success) and the United States. Lots of math, but its used to back up a simple fact; everyone in Denmark works where as the US barely 54% of the population is employed. Conclusion: Between American politics, you see conservatives bashing liberals vise-versa. The Heritage Foundation tries to be factual (it takes sources from various sources from CNN and so on), its easy to tell they side for a liberal point of view though. There are both sides on the various articles they post and overviews of political debates. The European researchers at Harvard took a complete factual stance based on statistics. The world political party was never even mentioned on the stance of why welfare works and fails. Weekly Standard Magazine was also decently neutral with their stance. Provided facts but leaned towards the conservative side of things when saying there should be stricter requirements for welfare.

Anderson 73

Regarding the Goals and Requirements of the Welfare System in the United States

Kim, Christine. Bradly, Katherine. Rector, Robert. (2012, June 17). Waive Welfare Reform RequirementsOr Not. The heritage foundation. Retrieved from http://www.heritage.org/issues/welfare Conservative: Summary: A conservatism view towards the current Welfare system is to prevent people from getting more benefits than the average person gains while working. They want to help people escape poverty, not trap them in it.

StudentsDaily.com (2009, October 12). Conservative vs. Liberal Beliefs. Sodahead.com. Retrieved from http://www.sodahead.com/fun/conservative-vs-liberal-beliefs/blog-169209/ Liberal: Summary: Liberals believe that there should be equal opportunity for all and the State provides that opportunity (or makes sure its there). They believe that the Government should be able to guarantee that no one is in need.

Halper, Daniel. (2012, October 26). Over $60,000 in Welfare Spent Per Household in Poverty. Retrieved from http://weekelystandard.com. Mainstream: This particular author attacks the amount of spending in the United States on the current welfare system in contrast to the amount collected in taxes. Statistics on the amount of Americans currently working, salary, and amounts welfare recipients receive in certain cases (and the form). Its a neutral stance, providing facts, but stating a need for reform.

Anderson 74

Alberto Alesina, Edward Glaeser, Bruce Sacerdote (2001, October). Why Doesn't the US Have a European-Style Welfare System? Retrieved from http://kuznets.harvard.edu.

Foreign: This is a strict economist view on contrasting the Welfare system in Europe (particularly Denmark and its success) and the United States. Lots of math, but its used to back up a simple fact; everyone in Denmark works where as the US barely 54% of the population is employed. Conclusion: Between American politics, you see conservatives bashing liberals vise-versa. The Heritage Foundation tries to be factual (it takes sources from various sources from CNN and so on), its easy to tell they side for a liberal point of view though. There are both sides on the various articles they post and overviews of political debates. The European researchers at Harvard took a complete factual stance based on statistics. The world political party was never even mentioned on the stance of why welfare works and fails. Weekly Standard Magazine was also decently neutral with their stance. Provided facts but leaned towards the conservative side of things when saying there should be stricter requirements for welfare.

Anderson 75

Regarding the Goals and Requirements of the Welfare System in the United States

Kim, Christine. Bradly, Katherine. Rector, Robert. (2012, June 17). Waive Welfare Reform RequirementsOr Not. The heritage foundation. Retrieved from http://www.heritage.org/issues/welfare Conservative: Summary: A conservatism view towards the current Welfare system is to prevent people from getting more benefits than the average person gains while working. They want to help people escape poverty, not trap them in it.

StudentsDaily.com (2009, October 12). Conservative vs. Liberal Beliefs. Sodahead.com. Retrieved from http://www.sodahead.com/fun/conservative-vs-liberal-beliefs/blog-169209/ Liberal: Summary: Liberals believe that there should be equal opportunity for all and the State provides that opportunity (or makes sure its there). They believe that the Government should be able to guarantee that no one is in need.

Halper, Daniel. (2012, October 26). Over $60,000 in Welfare Spent Per Household in Poverty. Retrieved from http://weekelystandard.com. Mainstream: This particular author attacks the amount of spending in the United States on the current welfare system in contrast to the amount collected in taxes. Statistics on the amount of Americans currently working, salary, and amounts welfare recipients receive in certain cases (and the form). Its a neutral stance, providing facts, but stating a need for reform.

Anderson 76

Alberto Alesina, Edward Glaeser, Bruce Sacerdote (2001, October). Why Doesn't the US Have a European-Style Welfare System? Retrieved from http://kuznets.harvard.edu.

Foreign: This is a strict economist view on contrasting the Welfare system in Europe (particularly Denmark and its success) and the United States. Lots of math, but its used to back up a simple fact; everyone in Denmark works where as the US barely 54% of the population is employed. Conclusion: Between American politics, you see conservatives bashing liberals vise-versa. The Heritage Foundation tries to be factual (it takes sources from various sources from CNN and so on), its easy to tell they side for a liberal point of view though. There are both sides on the various articles they post and overviews of political debates. The European researchers at Harvard took a complete factual stance based on statistics. The world political party was never even mentioned on the stance of why welfare works and fails. Weekly Standard Magazine was also decently neutral with their stance. Provided facts but leaned towards the conservative side of things when saying there should be stricter requirements for welfare.

Anderson 77

Regarding the Goals and Requirements of the Welfare System in the United States

Kim, Christine. Bradly, Katherine. Rector, Robert. (2012, June 17). Waive Welfare Reform RequirementsOr Not. The heritage foundation. Retrieved from http://www.heritage.org/issues/welfare Conservative: Summary: A conservatism view towards the current Welfare system is to prevent people from getting more benefits than the average person gains while working. They want to help people escape poverty, not trap them in it.

StudentsDaily.com (2009, October 12). Conservative vs. Liberal Beliefs. Sodahead.com. Retrieved from http://www.sodahead.com/fun/conservative-vs-liberal-beliefs/blog-169209/ Liberal: Summary: Liberals believe that there should be equal opportunity for all and the State provides that opportunity (or makes sure its there). They believe that the Government should be able to guarantee that no one is in need.

Halper, Daniel. (2012, October 26). Over $60,000 in Welfare Spent Per Household in Poverty. Retrieved from http://weekelystandard.com. Mainstream: This particular author attacks the amount of spending in the United States on the current welfare system in contrast to the amount collected in taxes. Statistics on the amount of Americans currently working, salary, and amounts welfare recipients receive in certain cases (and the form). Its a neutral stance, providing facts, but stating a need for reform.

Anderson 78

Alberto Alesina, Edward Glaeser, Bruce Sacerdote (2001, October). Why Doesn't the US Have a European-Style Welfare System? Retrieved from http://kuznets.harvard.edu.

Foreign: This is a strict economist view on contrasting the Welfare system in Europe (particularly Denmark and its success) and the United States. Lots of math, but its used to back up a simple fact; everyone in Denmark works where as the US barely 54% of the population is employed. Conclusion: Between American politics, you see conservatives bashing liberals vise-versa. The Heritage Foundation tries to be factual (it takes sources from various sources from CNN and so on), its easy to tell they side for a liberal point of view though. There are both sides on the various articles they post and overviews of political debates. The European researchers at Harvard took a complete factual stance based on statistics. The world political party was never even mentioned on the stance of why welfare works and fails. Weekly Standard Magazine was also decently neutral with their stance. Provided facts but leaned towards the conservative side of things when saying there should be stricter requirements for welfare.

Anderson 79

Regarding the Goals and Requirements of the Welfare System in the United States

Kim, Christine. Bradly, Katherine. Rector, Robert. (2012, June 17). Waive Welfare Reform RequirementsOr Not. The heritage foundation. Retrieved from http://www.heritage.org/issues/welfare Conservative: Summary: A conservatism view towards the current Welfare system is to prevent people from getting more benefits than the average person gains while working. They want to help people escape poverty, not trap them in it.

StudentsDaily.com (2009, October 12). Conservative vs. Liberal Beliefs. Sodahead.com. Retrieved from http://www.sodahead.com/fun/conservative-vs-liberal-beliefs/blog-169209/ Liberal: Summary: Liberals believe that there should be equal opportunity for all and the State provides that opportunity (or makes sure its there). They believe that the Government should be able to guarantee that no one is in need.

Halper, Daniel. (2012, October 26). Over $60,000 in Welfare Spent Per Household in Poverty. Retrieved from http://weekelystandard.com. Mainstream: This particular author attacks the amount of spending in the United States on the current welfare system in contrast to the amount collected in taxes. Statistics on the amount of Americans currently working, salary, and amounts welfare recipients receive in certain cases (and the form). Its a neutral stance, providing facts, but stating a need for reform.

Anderson 80

Alberto Alesina, Edward Glaeser, Bruce Sacerdote (2001, October). Why Doesn't the US Have a European-Style Welfare System? Retrieved from http://kuznets.harvard.edu.

Foreign: This is a strict economist view on contrasting the Welfare system in Europe (particularly Denmark and its success) and the United States. Lots of math, but its used to back up a simple fact; everyone in Denmark works where as the US barely 54% of the population is employed. Conclusion: Between American politics, you see conservatives bashing liberals vise-versa. The Heritage Foundation tries to be factual (it takes sources from various sources from CNN and so on), its easy to tell they side for a liberal point of view though. There are both sides on the various articles they post and overviews of political debates. The European researchers at Harvard took a complete factual stance based on statistics. The world political party was never even mentioned on the stance of why welfare works and fails. Weekly Standard Magazine was also decently neutral with their stance. Provided facts but leaned towards the conservative side of things when saying there should be stricter requirements for welfare.

Anderson 81

Regarding the Goals and Requirements of the Welfare System in the United States

Kim, Christine. Bradly, Katherine. Rector, Robert. (2012, June 17). Waive Welfare Reform RequirementsOr Not. The heritage foundation. Retrieved from http://www.heritage.org/issues/welfare Conservative: Summary: A conservatism view towards the current Welfare system is to prevent people from getting more benefits than the average person gains while working. They want to help people escape poverty, not trap them in it.

StudentsDaily.com (2009, October 12). Conservative vs. Liberal Beliefs. Sodahead.com. Retrieved from http://www.sodahead.com/fun/conservative-vs-liberal-beliefs/blog-169209/ Liberal: Summary: Liberals believe that there should be equal opportunity for all and the State provides that opportunity (or makes sure its there). They believe that the Government should be able to guarantee that no one is in need.

Halper, Daniel. (2012, October 26). Over $60,000 in Welfare Spent Per Household in Poverty. Retrieved from http://weekelystandard.com. Mainstream: This particular author attacks the amount of spending in the United States on the current welfare system in contrast to the amount collected in taxes. Statistics on the amount of Americans currently working, salary, and amounts welfare recipients receive in certain cases (and the form). Its a neutral stance, providing facts, but stating a need for reform.

Anderson 82

Alberto Alesina, Edward Glaeser, Bruce Sacerdote (2001, October). Why Doesn't the US Have a European-Style Welfare System? Retrieved from http://kuznets.harvard.edu.

Foreign: This is a strict economist view on contrasting the Welfare system in Europe (particularly Denmark and its success) and the United States. Lots of math, but its used to back up a simple fact; everyone in Denmark works where as the US barely 54% of the population is employed. Conclusion: Between American politics, you see conservatives bashing liberals vise-versa. The Heritage Foundation tries to be factual (it takes sources from various sources from CNN and so on), its easy to tell they side for a liberal point of view though. There are both sides on the various articles they post and overviews of political debates. The European researchers at Harvard took a complete factual stance based on statistics. The world political party was never even mentioned on the stance of why welfare works and fails. Weekly Standard Magazine was also decently neutral with their stance. Provided facts but leaned towards the conservative side of things when saying there should be stricter requirements for welfare.

Anderson 83

Regarding the Goals and Requirements of the Welfare System in the United States

Kim, Christine. Bradly, Katherine. Rector, Robert. (2012, June 17). Waive Welfare Reform RequirementsOr Not. The heritage foundation. Retrieved from http://www.heritage.org/issues/welfare Conservative: Summary: A conservatism view towards the current Welfare system is to prevent people from getting more benefits than the average person gains while working. They want to help people escape poverty, not trap them in it.

StudentsDaily.com (2009, October 12). Conservative vs. Liberal Beliefs. Sodahead.com. Retrieved from http://www.sodahead.com/fun/conservative-vs-liberal-beliefs/blog-169209/ Liberal: Summary: Liberals believe that there should be equal opportunity for all and the State provides that opportunity (or makes sure its there). They believe that the Government should be able to guarantee that no one is in need.

Halper, Daniel. (2012, October 26). Over $60,000 in Welfare Spent Per Household in Poverty. Retrieved from http://weekelystandard.com. Mainstream: This particular author attacks the amount of spending in the United States on the current welfare system in contrast to the amount collected in taxes. Statistics on the amount of Americans currently working, salary, and amounts welfare recipients receive in certain cases (and the form). Its a neutral stance, providing facts, but stating a need for reform.

Anderson 84

Alberto Alesina, Edward Glaeser, Bruce Sacerdote (2001, October). Why Doesn't the US Have a European-Style Welfare System? Retrieved from http://kuznets.harvard.edu.

Foreign: This is a strict economist view on contrasting the Welfare system in Europe (particularly Denmark and its success) and the United States. Lots of math, but its used to back up a simple fact; everyone in Denmark works where as the US barely 54% of the population is employed. Conclusion: Between American politics, you see conservatives bashing liberals vise-versa. The Heritage Foundation tries to be factual (it takes sources from various sources from CNN and so on), its easy to tell they side for a liberal point of view though. There are both sides on the various articles they post and overviews of political debates. The European researchers at Harvard took a complete factual stance based on statistics. The world political party was never even mentioned on the stance of why welfare works and fails. Weekly Standard Magazine was also decently neutral with their stance. Provided facts but leaned towards the conservative side of things when saying there should be stricter requirements for welfare.

Anderson 85

Regarding the Goals and Requirements of the Welfare System in the United States

Kim, Christine. Bradly, Katherine. Rector, Robert. (2012, June 17). Waive Welfare Reform RequirementsOr Not. The heritage foundation. Retrieved from http://www.heritage.org/issues/welfare Conservative: Summary: A conservatism view towards the current Welfare system is to prevent people from getting more benefits than the average person gains while working. They want to help people escape poverty, not trap them in it.

StudentsDaily.com (2009, October 12). Conservative vs. Liberal Beliefs. Sodahead.com. Retrieved from http://www.sodahead.com/fun/conservative-vs-liberal-beliefs/blog-169209/ Liberal: Summary: Liberals believe that there should be equal opportunity for all and the State provides that opportunity (or makes sure its there). They believe that the Government should be able to guarantee that no one is in need.

Halper, Daniel. (2012, October 26). Over $60,000 in Welfare Spent Per Household in Poverty. Retrieved from http://weekelystandard.com. Mainstream: This particular author attacks the amount of spending in the United States on the current welfare system in contrast to the amount collected in taxes. Statistics on the amount of Americans currently working, salary, and amounts welfare recipients receive in certain cases (and the form). Its a neutral stance, providing facts, but stating a need for reform.

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Alberto Alesina, Edward Glaeser, Bruce Sacerdote (2001, October). Why Doesn't the US Have a European-Style Welfare System? Retrieved from http://kuznets.harvard.edu.

Foreign: This is a strict economist view on contrasting the Welfare system in Europe (particularly Denmark and its success) and the United States. Lots of math, but its used to back up a simple fact; everyone in Denmark works where as the US barely 54% of the population is employed. Conclusion: Between American politics, you see conservatives bashing liberals vise-versa. The Heritage Foundation tries to be factual (it takes sources from various sources from CNN and so on), its easy to tell they side for a liberal point of view though. There are both sides on the various articles they post and overviews of political debates. The European researchers at Harvard took a complete factual stance based on statistics. The world political party was never even mentioned on the stance of why welfare works and fails. Weekly Standard Magazine was also decently neutral with their stance. Provided facts but leaned towards the conservative side of things when saying there should be stricter requirements for welfare.

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