Playing on 'Compassion': Limits of Jewish Tradition From: Forward | Date: January 13, 1995| Author: Adam Brodsky | . Provided by ProQuest LLC.Copyright information

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01-13-1995

Playing on `Compassion': Limits of Jewish Tradition.

By now, it couldn't be clearer: Within the next two years, America will undergo a revolution to regain control over public policy and roll back runaway social programs. The goal may be as far-reaching as to wipe out many of the measures that have mushroomed government since the Great Society, and maybe even then some. Nearly all of the most sacred domestic-spending cows -- welfare, Medi...

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