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Why did the GOP in Congress embrace the idea of devolution and what was the effect of the reform of AFDC?
The GOP embraced devolution to shift authority and responsibility from the federal government to states, promoting state flexibility and reducing federal control. The reform of AFDC (Aid to Families with Dependent Children) led to the creation of TANF (Temporary Assistance for Needy Families), which placed a greater emphasis on work requirements, time limits, and state flexibility in welfare programs, resulting in a decrease in welfare caseloads and an increase in employment rates among welfare recipients.
What does the GOP stand for in in the republican party?
"GOP" stands for "Grand Old Party," the nickname of the Republican party. According to the GOP website, "GOP" originally stood for "Gallant Old Party." The first Republican president was Abraham Lincoln. After the Civil War, the upstart Republicans were perceived as the party that won the war. The Republicans who were firmly fixed into the Federal Government were ironically dubbed the "Gallant Old Party," which soon became known as the "Grand Old Party," which was then shortened to the "GOP."
What is a Democrats belief?
They believe that they should have more government unlike the GOP they want to help the less fortunate so yea thanks!!
What does GOP stand for in terms of the Republican Party?
"GOP" stands for "Grand Old Party," the nickname of the Republican party. According to the GOP website, "GOP" originally stood for "Gallant Old Party." The first Republican president was Abraham Lincoln. After the Civil War, the upstart Republicans were perceived as the party that won the war. The Republicans who were firmly fixed into the Federal Government were ironically dubbed the "Gallant Old Party," which soon became known as the "Grand Old Party," which was then shortened to the "GOP."
What are GOP policies?
If the GOP stand for Grand old party and refers to the Republican party, then I would say GOP Politics are keeping the Rich, rich and keeping the poor, poor. ============= GOP, in general, likes to have smaller government, but it does favor larger defense department. However, when asked which government spending specifically to cut, it's often difficult to get a clear answer from GOP candidates. Medicare and Social Security are the 2 of the many large government spending ( and getting more expensive) that were started by Democrats, but no GOP in their right mind would suggest cutting those. GOP also favors lower tax for all, but especially corporations. The goal is to have successful corporations passing wealth down the chain to their workers. Of course, this more often lead to very wealthy upper leaderships in the corporations. The GOP tends to be conservative on social issues like gay marriage or abortions, but very liberal on guns ownerships.
What is the history of the GOP?
i need a define of GOP in us history i need a define of GOP in us history
What is the GOP stand on nuclear power?
Ask the GOP
Do the GOP have superdelegates in their nomination process?
No, the GOP does not have superdelegates in their nomination process.
What was the Congressional Makeup Since 2000?
2000 GOP 2002 GOp 2004
What does the GOP really means?
GOP as an acronym for "Grand Old Party", another name for the Republican Party.
What president did not attend GOP convention?
None of the Democratic Party presidents attended the GOP convention.
What is the opposite of the GOP party?
The opposite of the GOP party (Republicans) is the Democratic party.
