New Mexico governor signs nation's first universal child care law
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New Mexico governor signs nation's first universal child care law
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#5Paid for from oil and gas revenues
A good thing funded by taxes on a bad thing is pretty common in America.
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#6The inevitable and unfortunate result of "handing out 'free' stuff" however will always be widespread fraud.
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#7Nobody is opposed to people obtaining child care. Making it affordable and accessible are noteworthy and desirable goals. The inevitable and unfortunate result of "handing out 'free' stuff" however will always be widespread fraud.
Re: New Mexico governor signs nation's first universal child care law
#8Nobody is opposed to people obtaining child care. Making it affordable and accessible are noteworthy and desirable goals. The inevitable and unfortunate result of "handing out 'free' stuff" however will always be widespread fraud.
Re: New Mexico governor signs nation's first universal child care law
#9Nobody is opposed to people obtaining child care. Making it affordable and accessible are noteworthy and desirable goals. The inevitable and unfortunate result of "handing out 'free' stuff" however will always be widespread fraud.
Re: New Mexico governor signs nation's first universal child care law
#10Nobody is opposed to people obtaining child care. Making it affordable and accessible are noteworthy and desirable goals. The inevitable and unfortunate result of "handing out 'free' stuff" however will always be widespread fraud.
The optimal amount of fraud is not "zero".
The goal is to enforce just enough to keep the fraud below a threshold while not making it too onerous for the people who need and receive the benefit.
And, if you really want to go after fraud, you are far better going after the people who commit it at an organized institutional level: see GOP leadership in Florida and Medicare.