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Newt admits that Obama hasn't actually changed anything, contradicting Willard's latest campaign advert's claim. However, he says that 'we all know' that he would change it if he had the chance. So now the GOP is basing their campaign claims NOT on what Obama has actually done, but rather on what he might do, if given the chance:

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/08/08/newt-gingrich-romney-welfare_n_1758461.html




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Re: A scorecard separating fact from fiction
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Thu, 09 Aug 12 12:18 AM
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Romney’s Utterly Mendacious (and Effective) New ‘Welfare Queen’ Attack

Ed Kilgore

August 8, 2012 | 11:05 am

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The most immediate outrage is that the ad’s central claim is, to use a technical term, a lie. The Obama administration has not changed the architecture of the 1996 welfare reform law at all. 
What it has done, as a response to repeated requests by governors from both parties for flexibility in administering the law—a demand Republicans, including Mitt Romney, have been making from practically the moment it was signed—is to say it was open to offering waivers that exclude states from precisely those regulations that inhibit rather than encourage placing welfare recipients in jobs. 

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http://www.tnr.com/blog/plank/105911/romneys-utterly-mendacious-and-unfortunately-effective-new-attack-obama-and-welfar


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