Hatch's rationale is that juvenile crime is out of control. What will reduce it are parents working with their children, and not running away from their responsibilities and leaving the State to take care of them. It is that attitude that has us in the mess we are in now. The State has shown us how good they are at taking care of children. Though I do not like Hillary Clinton at all, she is right to a certain extent when she says it takes a village to raise a child.
Communities are in place so people can help one another out.
It teaches children that problems that cannot be solved alone can be solved with cooperation and teamwork in many cases. That is wrong. That, and the mess behind S. 507. In reading one of the bios on Hatch, a portrait is painted of Hatch as a caring, compassionate man, and that shows very clearly in the writing. He comes across in the book and in my meeting with him as one who cares deeply for America and her people and wants what is best for them.