Vance UNDERMINES Trump's ENTIRE Presidency in SURPRISE MOVE...

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Attorneys Brian Kabateck and Shant Karnikian break down a draft Trump administration rule, championed by Vice President JD Vance, that would let married couples with one stay-at-home parent collect roughly $9,000 per child per year from the federal Child Care and Development Fund — money currently reserved for low- and moderate-income parents who need childcare so they can work, study, or get job training. Brian and Shant walk through who's excluded: unmarried parents living together, single mothers, and anyone who doesn't fit the traditional-marriage mold, even though the same administration has spent the past year demanding work requirements to qualify for Medicaid and other benefits. Brian and Shant highlight the irony that Vance's own household — his wife Usha, a former corporate lawyer who isn't currently working, and their four children — would likely qualify, and dig into Vance's history on this issue, including his 2021 Wall Street Journal essay claiming children are "clearly h