Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Why aren’t you helping out?
We’re not in a position to help.
When will your daughter provide free healthcare?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Why aren’t you helping out?
We’re not in a position to help.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Why did she choose to have children?
Why does that matter? This is about free child care. She has a child.
I will never vote for free childcare. Don’t have kids if you cannot afford it.
You already had/have it. The government is supplementing your education and your kids education.
Are you one of these maga dummies that think you aren’t a government mooch?
Anonymous wrote:Why aren’t you helping out?
Anonymous wrote:If childcare were to be truly free, I assume it will go to low income people first.
If it’s truly available to all, would your daughter even want that quality of childcare?
Where’s the baby daddy? Or was it result of a one night stand?
Is she doing her residency? Or is she a practicing doctor ? She needs to move to someplace lower cost.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:If childcare were to be truly free, I assume it will go to low income people first.
If it’s truly available to all, would your daughter even want that quality of childcare?
Where’s the baby daddy? Or was it result of a one night stand?
Is she doing her residency? Or is she a practicing doctor ? She needs to move to someplace lower cost.
There is no baby daddy. How offensive. She used a donor.
Anonymous wrote:running a daycare is very expensive. The food, toys, cribs, and other items needed are endless
Anonymous wrote:How do you think social security and Medicare will be funded with a shrinking population?
If they can't survive a shrinking population, then these programs aren't sustainable.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Our daughter is a single mother living in NYC. She does well, but childcare is prohibitively expensive, which limits her from saving effectively for emergencies and retirement. How long will it be before she can climb out from under the crushing burden of childcare?
Why did your daughter have a child if she couldn’t afford to?
This is what abortion is for. WTF?
Anonymous wrote:Our daughter is a single mother living in NYC. She does well, but childcare is prohibitively expensive, which limits her from saving effectively for emergencies and retirement. How long will it be before she can climb out from under the crushing burden of childcare?