Many Democrats have argued in hindsight that perhaps they could have prevented the 1994 Republican landslide if Clinton had picked welfare reform instead.
As Cindy put it in her speech at the Convention, "John has picked a reform-minded, hockey-mommin', basketball-shootin', moose-huntin', fly-fishin', pistol-packing mother of five for Vice-President".
Last year it charged Sir Bert Massie, a distinguished disability campaigner, to look at ways of breaking the links between disability and poverty and, last week, the party picked out reforming WCA as key.
IF YOU had to pick one reform that has done most to improve Britain's recent economic performance, the decision to target inflation would be a front-runner.
Fewer than one-fifth of Americans currently pick tax reform as among two issues most important to them, placing it significantly behind health care, which currently stands at 41percentt.
Thailand's military-picked reform council has begun a week-long debate over a new constitution, almost a year after a military coup.
A rebellion against Wall Street efforts to wriggle free from recent banking reforms picked up momentum in Congress on Thursday as House Democrats dramatically withdrew support for passage of the US budget in a knife-edge procedural vote.
Butin an implicit response to the nervousness these claims have induced in almost every Arab autocracy, the pressures for reform has picked up again.
Sadly, some voices for Islamic reform have picked up this concept in the name of making Islam more "universal" and "inclusive," only to spit the same hot garbage that has been thrown at numerous immigrant communities over the years, not to mention this hemisphere's original inhabitants.
The authors examined what they call "a single cycle of scandal and reform," picking up in the wake of the Knapp Commission on police corruption and ending shortly after the Mollen Commission report.
"The fact that we did not even consider picking up any reform until 2007 demonstrated that there was no political space to do it.
