Parents, read this article.
Now is the time for a serious conversation with your children about whether you, and they, can afford the announced policies of the Biden Administration.
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It's too late not to vote for Joe Biden. But you, and other parents around the country, can still affect decisions being made in Washington, D.C. by constant contact with your elected representatives in Washington. This means mail, email, phone calls and personal visits - telling them what you want, what you expect, and then holding them accountable.
It starts with the $1,400 top-up to the last coronavirus stimulus award. Now there is talk about even more money to families. But there is no talk about how all the "free stuff" is going to be paid for.
A strong economy is supposed to result in higher employment, and more people working should mean more taxes being paid in. That's more taxes being paid in by the working people, not sitting back and soaking "the rich" with higher taxes.
Right now your kids, and their kids, and their kids, and their kids will be the ones paying for all the "free stuff" being passed out.
It ain't "free".
