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The federal government should help pay for child care for working families.
Federal child care help today comes mainly through block grants to states and tax credits, and reaches a small share of eligible families. This would expand federal funding so more working families pay less for child care.
Dan S. Sullivan
Access to quality, affordable child care is key to a thriving economy, especially as we look to a strong post-pandemic economic future.
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