I've stated this before, but the late 60s and 70s are full of things that almost became law, did not, and then were just dropped from the progressive agenda. Among.
Good piece here on how New Mexico is leading the way on state investment in child care. As the nation grapples with a persistent child care crisis, other states are.
Finally, a half-century since universal daycare was vetoed by Richard Nixon at the behest of Phyllis Schlafly and Pat Buchanan, progressives are at least talking about the issue again. But.
Huh, it's almost as if our economic elites are beginning to wake up to the realities of life in America. I call this going through a process of de-Greenspanization. Jerome.
Despite my, how shall we say, somewhat tense relationship with the major writers and editors of Jacobin, the magazine does still occasionally publish good policy pieces, such as this one.
It's worth a discussion on child care these days. Of course, our child care system is ludicrous to describe it to anyone. Hey, pay an insane amount of money for.
It's hard to see any path forward now for Bernie Sanders and it's basically inevitable that Joe Biden is going to be the presidential nominee. While Sanders supporters are freaking.
Only Republicans truly support our troops, unlike those Democrat traitors. Air Force doc tweeted by Van Hollen says military families at Andrews Air Force Base face *$9400 more per kid*.
