The Newburgh Affair: The Impact of Conservative Protests on Social Assistance in America
During this demonstration in April 2009 in Philadelphia, supporters of the Tea Party movement protested against government social spending. On the ...
During this demonstration in April 2009 in Philadelphia, supporters of the Tea Party movement protested against government social spending. On the sign: 'Don't share my money, share my work ethic.' ยป Theresa Martinez/Shutterstock THE 14 candidates still in the running to represent the Republican Party in the 2024 presidential election do not agree on all points. But if there is one doctrinal aspect that they generally share, it is the conviction that the social aid distributed to the population is excessive and harmful, because it would encourage the recipients to be content with it and to favor the idleness in search of a job.