On the recordJuly 25, 2012
We have a moral responsibility to fix these issues and to provide poor working parents with basic assurances that their children are not being cared for by convicted felons.
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congress.govWe have a moral responsibility to fix these issues and to provide poor working parents with basic assurances that their children are not being cared for by convicted felons.
Stressing the ethical obligation to ensure safe childcare.
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