We, in the US, don't even have universal day care, or hundreds of other sensible things that would make child-rearing easy/less expensive. Jumping straight to "let's cover expensive IVF programs" is... well a big leap.
We, in the US, don't even have universal day care, or hundreds of other sensible things that would make child-rearing easy/less expensive. Jumping straight to "let's cover expensive IVF programs" is... well a big leap.
Of course, there are too many “learing” centers draining resources…
Then I look forward to DOGE funding more pro-family benefits by eliminating those cases of wasted resources. /s
yup, and that's most likely it's going to be happening automatically.
funding can just be awarded to centers actually performing the work they're paid for, you know.