Do we want to encourage marriage? Then we should not have rules that penalize marriage. Do we want to encourage savings? Then we should not have rules that penalize savings.
James Lankford: “Do we want to encourage marriage? Then we should not have rules that penalize marriage. Do we want to encourage savings?…”
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Lankford advocates for policies that support marriage and savings without penalties.
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