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Work and Training Opportunities Act and the Social Welfare Reform Amendments Act.
“These two acts would lift over two million people out of poverty by providing assistance to individuals and families to enable them to meet minimum income standards and by providing employment to those able to work,” he explained after proposing them to Congress.
Carter supports a national health program, under which every American would be eligible for coverage in the event of serious illness. He believes his plan would cut national medical costs by $53 billion over five years.
He favors cuts in hospital costs and is committed to strengthening the Social Security system.
Carter opposes “right-towork” laws and supports minimum wage, unemployment insurance, and occupational safety reforms.
He created the Department of Education, which he feels will streamline federal education programs and give education a stronger voice at the federal level.
He also favors revitalization of neighborhoods and expansion of the federal commitment to mass transit.
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