Which of these unfinished BBB priorities should Democrats NOT prioritize? (user search)
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  Which of these unfinished BBB priorities should Democrats NOT prioritize? (search mode)
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Question: Which of these unfinished BBB priorities should Democrats NOT prioritize?
#1
minimum wage hike		  
#2
paid leave		  
#3
more on reigning in pharmaceutical companies (IRA could only apply to Medicare to get around 60-vote cloture)		  
#4
more on reigning in health insurance companies (like how they originally hoped to force Medicare to offer dental/vision/hearing too) -- and there's the evergreen hope for a public option		  
#5
more support to childcare & caregivers		  
#6
more support for PreK, community colleges, and other school programming		  
#7
lift the cap for Social Security, and increase its benefits		  
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« on: April 06, 2024, 12:46:55 PM »
Quote from: AGA on April 06, 2024, 12:31:36 PM
#6 and #7. Pre-K has been shown to not benefit children. Social security payments are capped, so contributions should be too. Increasing Social Security payments would make the program even less solvent.

Prek helps parents, that makes it beneficial in and of itself. When both parents can work and not get destroyed on child care that helps raise people up.
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