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McCormick’s pro-family plan is an ambitious one. It includes several points, including doubling the federal child tax credit, which was last increased as part of the 2017 Tax Cuts and Jobs Act and temporarily boosted even higher in 2021.
“As a businessperson, I’m looking for investments that have a high return on investment and pay now to avoid enormous costs later,” he said.McCormick said he believes that financially limited access to IVF is not fair, noting that infertility affects growing families across the socioeconomic spectrum who are struggling to conceive.McCormick said he is deeply concerned about falling birth rates in the United States and sees pro-family economic policies as the solution to the growing problem.
McCormick said he thinks a major reason for the falling birth rate is economics. He said it has become increasingly difficult to afford building a family, particularly since President“So this was to basically step back and holistically say, ‘OK, what are the root causes of this problem, and what are meaningful policy choices that could be in favor of not only creating families but having robust, healthy families that create great citizens,’” McCormick said.
McCormick suggested a swath of financial incentives, such as Medicaid covering one year of postpartum care for the mother and school-choice vouchers, as part of his pro-family plan.and backs the creation of tax-free savings accounts for families to pay up to $10,000 per year in child-care costs. Republicans, led by Sens. Ted Cruz and Katie Britt , introduced a bill that would prohibit states that accept Medicaid funds from legislatively blocking IVF and other fertility treatments, but the bill has not gained significant traction.Despite the possible overlap, McCormick said that there is a “huge” distinction between anti-abortion and pro-family policies.
When asked specifically whether he believes life begins at conception, a key objection for critics of IVF, McCormick said there are a number of important points that people see differently.
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