Pence group knocks Vance plan to pay stay-at-home parents up to $9K per child
- Vice President JD Vance proposes expanding the Child Care and Development Fund to pay stay-at-home parents up to $9,000 per child annually under income limits and work requirements for married couples.
- Advancing American Freedom, founded by former Vice President Mike Pence, opposes the plan, citing concerns about government intrusion, increased fraud risk, disincentives to work, and additional competition for limited childcare funds.
- Approximately 870,000 families, mostly single parents, currently receive up to $9,000 annually per child through the program, which is already constrained with waitlists in many states.
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EXCLUSIVE: Pence group knocks Vance plan to pay stay-at
A proposal backed by Vice President JD Vance to subsidize stay-at-home parents with up to $9,000 per child annually would invite government intrusion and undermine the initiative's original purpose of encouraging work and independence, according to a group founded by former Vice President Mike Pence. In a one-page document, Advancing American Freedom (AAF) urged conservatives … The post EXCLUSIVE: Pence group knocks Vance plan to pay stay-at app…
EXCLUSIVE: Pence group knocks Vance plan to pay stay-at-home parents up to $9K per child – Democratic Accent
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