If you care about women, then you care about this bill. If you care about babies to being taken care of, you care about this bill. But also, if you care about child care workers who are so often paid barely above poverty wages, you care about this bill because it raises their wages.
Elizabeth Warren emphasizes the importance of the bill in addressing child care issues and supporting women and child care workers.
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