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Trump Wants To Slash Child Care Costs By Getting Government Out Of The Way
Trump Wants To Slash Child Care Costs By Getting Government Out Of The Way
Child care in America has become a significant financial burden. For many families, it now rivals rent, a mortgage, or student loan payments.
Democrats have been framing child care as a key issue for them heading into the midterms. “Child care continues to get more expensive," said Jaelin O'Halloran, a DNC spokesperson. "While Trump and Republicans have offered no plans to follow through on their promises to lower costs, Democrats are focused on bringing down costs and...
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