The Birth Bribe Bill Is NOT Enough!
December 5, 2025
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as posted by the channelA CongressMAN in my home state of Arizona has proposed a bill to pay women in poverty $4,000 to have a baby. This (Handmaid's Tale-esque) idea doesn't come close to providing the support that mothers in other countries have.
America falls behind third world countries in basic services for women and children, making it more and more difficult to raise a child.
If we want to prompt more women to become mothers, $4,000 isn't going to do it. We have to build the infrastructure to assist with medical care, housing, education, child care, and more.
In this video I outline the policies and programs America needs to implement to create a safe space for the next generation of kids, and their moms, to thrive.
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