Megan Basham

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3,285 appearances 139 recordings 4 series first heard Apr 2023 last heard yesterday

Megan Basham’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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At that time, Republicans overwhelmingly voted for it. voice-verified
So right now, it provides uh subsidies to low and income, primarily single parents, to pay for daycare while they work or get job training. voice-verified
Now, under Vance's proposal, which is very similar to one that then Senator Rubio floated back in 2024, a married couple could also qualify if one spouse works at least 35 hours a week while the other remains home, as John said, to care for their child. voice-verified
So that money would essentially help offset some of the income sacrificed by that stay-at-home parent. voice-verified
So this was what voice-verified
Daily wire host Michael Knowles said about this proposal on Fox and Friends this weekend. voice-verified
So as Michael said, this is not a new twelve billion dollar program. voice-verified
This money has already been appropriated for federal child care assistance. voice-verified
The debate is simply over who's eligible to get it. voice-verified
So it currently pays for daycare for approximately 1.3 million children with benefits that are worth around $9,000. voice-verified
Now that's per child annually, and families must earn less than 85% of their state's median income, although some states set lower limits. voice-verified
So about 80% of the roughly 900,000 families who are currently receiving these subsidies. voice-verified
Universities are headed by single working parents. voice-verified
So most of them are mothers. voice-verified
So Vance wants to add a new category of married couples who would compete for that same pool of money. voice-verified
And Vance actually talked about his goal of reforming this program with Charlie Kirk almost exactly a year ago. voice-verified
Now, back in April, President Trump already rejected expansion of this program. voice-verified
So he said no to any more money going to it. voice-verified
So really, again, this debate is centering on how to use the money, not whether to grow it. voice-verified
Well, the program is going to expand the pool of families eligible for it. voice-verified
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