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Except this 1996 act was probably the longest-lasting social effect of Clinton's tenure and helped to drop poverty until the immigration rise became a political topic again. After all let's don't pretend immigration to USA never happened until 2010s.   https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Personal_Responsibility_and_Work_Opportunity_Act

Its so funny and amusing to read hate comments from "democrats" on web. Celebrities especially.  Just read some stupidity from Cara Delevingne. Of course, typical lingo - fascists and so on. Without a single decent sentence.  Hillarious. 

Another week has gone by, and Canada has literally DOMINATED short track, confirming itself as the leading nation for winter victories this season after just over 40 events.     This week we will have curling (2 events, Canada and already underway) and figure skating (4, Japan)

I see you are not very familiar with American politics and how they work, otherwise you would know why a non-consecutive second term is much more historic, than a regular incumbent being reelected.

Bill Clinton and Tony Blair were more liberals than socialists. It was simply that life was good then, the economy was booming and there was relative peace. Besides, Russia and China were weak.

In the 90s the left wing parties still represented the working class. It's no longer the case 30 years later and that working class started to vote for right wing.