If the National Review wants to "fund paid leave, child care, and wage subsidies" so that Democrats can't eventually force through more robust paid leave, child care, and wage subsidies, maybe we are winning more than I think we are.
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As another Mother's Day winds down, here's a reminder that the real way we treat our mothers is allowing poor mothers to die in childbirth, forcing them to live in.
Given that we claim to care for our children, enough for many of us to engage in systemic racism by moving to the suburbs for the schools or sending our.
That Richard Nixon. What leadership he showed signing environmental legislation that passed the House 421-4 or whatever. That's the sign of a true liberal. America's great environmentalist president! And when he wasn't doing that or finding other ways to advance liberalism like burglarizing the office...
The number of policy options that would make people's lives better while also spurring the economy is quite large. These commonsense choices would be a huge boon for 99 percent.
This was tough to get through: Trusting your child with someone else is one of the hardest things that a parent has to do—and in the United States, it’s harder still,.
Sarah Wildman on the glories of the individual insurance market:Our six-month-old daughter cost over $22,000.You’d think, with a number like that, we must have used fertility treatments—but she was conceived naturally. You’d think we went through an adoption agency—but she is a biological child. So...