Reagan's New Federalism debated by critics and public
Andrew Mollison surveys Reagan's New Federalism, its promise of a tax and power swap between federal and state levels, and public opinion. He contrasts expected welfare cuts, Medicaid shifts, and trust fund changes with a public wary of losing federally funded programs and wary of state efficiency.
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Thomas P. O’neill Jr
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