Why, the protection of our beleaguered president, of course. At one time, what was good for General Motors was good for the country. According to the gang of fifteen, whatever's good for Clinton is good for the country. For, without Clinton, we face mass starvation, riots in the streets, and a run on fresh New York steaks. Let's examine some of NOW's points.
Most parents arrange day care through an informal network of friends and family.
Most simply don't trust private day care given its uneven quality and expense. Cutting taxes will free up more family and friends for day care availability. Let's back up for a minute and discuss the HMO phenomenon. Before the Medicare Act of 1965, a hospital stay increased just threefold in the previous twenty years. Lawmakers then sought to stem the dramatically over-budget price tag of Medicare.