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Democrats proposed spending spree tests voter appetite for more government-funded programs

Democrats proposed spending spree tests voter appetite for more government-funded programs
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Democrats proposed spending spree tests voter appetite for more government-funded programs

Democrats proposed spending spree tests voter appetite for more government-funded programs
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Mitt Romney, Marco Rubio propose new paid parental leave program

New parents could use part of their Social Security for parental leave after the birth or adoption of a child under legislation reintroduced by Utah Sen. Mitt Romney reintroduced. The Utah Republican and Sen. Marco Rubio say low-income parents would benefit from the plan.

The American Rescue Plan Shows The Limits Of Government Spending What Will Common-Good Conservatives Learn?

DREW ANGERER/POOL/AFP via Getty Images) May 15, 2021 8:48 PM ET Font Size: Many conservatives argue that the American Rescue Plan (ARP) hindered the post-pandemic economic recovery by overspending on unemployment and contributing to inflation. The $1.9 trillion package included a massive expansion of unemployment benefits, which encouraged many workers to stay home. It may also contribute to moderate levels of inflation, which happens when new cash rapidly enters the economy. Common-good conservatives, who are less skeptical of government spending than other Republicans, are proposing more targeted legislation that they argue would not have as many negative effects as the ARP. Many congressional Republicans and economists cite the ARP’s $300 unemployment benefit extension as a key cause of April’s poor jobs numbers. As a result, 15 states have announced that they will not offer the expanded unemployment to their residents, and more are expected to follow suit. Even some De

A National Paid Leave Program Would Help Workers, Families | Center on Budget and Policy Priorities

September 12, 2019 In response to the COVID-19 pandemic, federal policymakers created a temporary paid family and medical leave program in the Families First Coronavirus Response Act, which passed with strong bipartisan support. Though Families First limited benefits to COVID-19-related reasons and did not cover all workers, it recognized that workers need to be able to take time off to attend to their own health, the health of family members, and other caregiving responsibilities without losing their wages or jobs, and that employers’ voluntary efforts to provide paid leave are insufficient to protect public health and the economy. The recovery legislation that policymakers are expected to consider provides a historic opportunity to create a permanent, broad-based, comprehensive, and progressive program of paid family and medical leave.

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