g5000
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Okay. That helped me to find it.I was wrong. It was an old discussion I heard and I was wrong. It would only be free if you're below a certain income level. She wants to cap childcare expenses at 10% of your income.I have not heard Clinton is calling for free child care. Can someone provide a link?
I know she wants universal pre-school, which is different. Unless you count high school as "free child care", too.
My bad but the question then changes to how can she tell a business what they can charges someone for services or does she intend to make up the difference?
Clinton Lays Out Agenda For Making Child Care Better -- And More Affordable
But the most intriguing part of Tuesday’s proposal was Clinton’s call to make sure that no family ever pays more than 10 percent of its income on child-care expenses. To accomplish this, campaign aides said, Clinton would use a combination of subsidized child care and tax credits. The campaign did not provide more information on how these subsidies and credits would work, or how big they would be, saying only that such details would come later this year.
A subsidy and a tax credit are both paid for by higher tax rates and deficit spending. Makes no difference.
But here's the funny thing. Pseudo-con retards claim tax credits mean "I get to keep more of my own money!" So they should support Clinton's tax credits for daycare, right?
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