Regarding social policy,President George W.Bush:

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President George W. Bush labeled himself as a "compassionate conservative," indicating a willingness to support social policies and programs, but with a conservative approach that emphasized limited government intervention and personal responsibility. However, he did not greatly increase funding for social policies and did not enact any significant new programs. He also did not eliminate most programs from the Great Society, although he did support some reforms to make them more efficient. Finally, he proposed changes to Social Security, but they were not enacted during his presidency, making him not the first president to enact major changes to the program.

Regarding Social Policy,President George W.Bush