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Will Congress Stand Up for the 99%?

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Congress has a choice: Make the 1% pay their fair share or enact devastating cuts that hurt seniors, children and working parents. Money from the federal government is by far the single largest source of revenue for state and local …

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Tell Congress: NO CUTS to Education, Early Learning and Child Care

Families from all walks of life depend on family child care providers for care of their young children. But all too often Congress forgets about these providers and the families that depend on them. On February 7th, thousands of Americans …

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