HeyJaredMary Ellen Klas
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Mary Ellen Klas: Vance’s childcare plan pits parents against each other (opens the original)
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Should the federal government give subsidies to parents who stay home to care for their young kids? Absolutely. Should it also subsidize childcare for working parents? For sure. This shouldn’t be an either-or question, but the Trump administration’s new childcare subsidy plan makes it one. Under the draft proposal, as previewed in a leaked report to the New York Times, stay-at-home parents in low-income households could get up to $9,000 a year to help supplant lost earnings. The money would come
Mary Ellen Klas: Vance’s childcare plan pits parents against each other (opens the original)
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Should the federal government give subsidies to parents who stay home to care for their young kids? Absolutely. Should it also subsidize childcare for working parents? For sure. This shouldn’t be an either-or question, but the Trump administration’s new childcare subsidy plan makes it one. Under the draft proposal, as previewed in a leaked report to the New York Times, stay-at-home parents in low-income households could get up to $9,000 a year to help supplant lost earnings. The money would come
Mary Ellen Klas: Vance’s childcare plan pits parents against each other (opens the original)
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Should the federal government give subsidies to parents who stay home to care for their young kids? Absolutely. Should it also subsidize childcare for working parents? For sure. This shouldn’t be an either-or question, but the Trump administration’s new childcare subsidy plan makes it one. Under the draft proposal, as previewed in a leaked report to the New York Times, stay-at-home parents in low-income households could get up to $9,000 a year to help supplant lost earnings. The money would come
Mary Ellen Klas: A voter enthusiasm gap is steering the midterms (opens the original)
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We’re near the end of the 2026 primary election season and the state of American democracy is looking — sigh of relief — better than expected. As the Trump administration has trampled on the rule of law, tried to undermine elections and pursued a self-enriching agenda, Americans are pushing back and demanding change — from both parties. Democracy depends on trusting ordinary people to make consequential decisions and, this election cycle, voters have reminded us they’re doing just that. Democrat
Mary Ellen Klas: A voter enthusiasm gap is steering the midterms (opens the original)
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We’re near the end of the 2026 primary election season and the state of American democracy is looking — sigh of relief — better than expected. As the Trump administration has trampled on the rule of law, tried to undermine elections and pursued a self-enriching agenda, Americans are pushing back and demanding change — from both parties. Democracy depends on trusting ordinary people to make consequential decisions and, this election cycle, voters have reminded us they’re doing just that. Democrat
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