On the recordFebruary 25, 2015
There was a point that the White House got to where they appointed somebody who never made a public statement, and they said, 'You're in charge.'
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non-subsidy providers would need to increase prices charged to parents. Those serving families who could not afford to pay higher cost might be forced to close.
I always like to bring things back to the present because I have a tremendous amount of respect for all four of you.
That is unacceptable today. I hope that Republicans can finally recognize that because only serving 15 percent of eligible kids today does not cut it.
I think we should all be able to agree, the status quo on childcare is not meeting the needs of our constituents.