Sentence examples for welfare attacks from inspiring English sources

The Romney campaign did not respond to a request for comment, but his defenders have insisted there is no racial element to the welfare attacks.

"Even he should know that President Clinton has joined with every independent fact checker, news organization and a Republican architect of welfare reform in calling the welfare attack blatantly false," said Danny Kanner, a campaign spokesman.

The driver of a Liberal Democrat-branded orange taxi and rarely seen without a yellow tie, he refused to vote for tuition fee rises, lambasted Tory plans to cut welfare, attacked plans to cut legal aid and supported the right of some prisoners to vote.

President Barack Obama's campaign fired back against GOP presidential candidate Mitt Romney's welfare attack against the Obama administration in a new television ad released on Friday.

But it was difficult for Romney's harsh words to resonate in the midst of his own campaign refusing to back down from its welfare attack, debunked by the very same fact-checkers he mentioned.

The New York Times reported recently that the former governor's aides believe that the welfare attack "resonates with working-class voters who see government as doing nothing for them".

For locals in Yulin the vigour with which welfare groups have attacked their tradition is puzzling.

She later attacked welfare reform and the generally negative portrayal of the elderly on television.

He did it in 1976 by attacking welfare in subtly racist terms.

For example, decades of conservative electoral wins on platforms that attacked welfare ultimately convinced a lot of Clinton-era liberals that defending welfare couldn't be a core concern.

The anti-Obama groups have tried multiple avenues of attack – welfare, deficits, slow growth, cutting Medicaid – but none have gained the kind of traction a challenger needs to bring an incumbent president to his knees.