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    🏛️Donald Trump🏛️JD Vance🏛️Marco Rubio

    Trump administration childcare plan

    The Trump administration is reportedly drafting a plan pushed by JD Vance to give federal child care funds to married couples with a stay-at-home spouse while the other parent works, according to NYT. The program could be $9K per year for these families. The goal is to make it easier for married Americans to let one parent take care of the children rather than both work and pay others to take care of them. This could create an incentive for parents to stay at home with their children. Apparently this is similar to a Marco Rubio proposal when he was Senator. It sounds like this would be under current federal programs not new laws passed by Congress.

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    HOMERED
    HOMERED@redandblue
    🏛️Donald Trump🏛️JD Vance🏛️Marco Rubio

    Trump administration childcare plan

    The Trump administration is reportedly drafting a plan pushed by JD Vance to give federal child care funds to married couples with a stay-at-home spouse while the other parent works, according to NYT. The program could be $9K per year for these families. The goal is to make it easier for married Americans to let one parent take care of the children rather than both work and pay others to take care of them. This could create an incentive for parents to stay at home with their children. Apparently this is similar to a Marco Rubio proposal when he was Senator. It sounds like this would be under current federal programs not new laws passed by Congress.

    1w

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