Terry Schilling says childcare aid belongs with families, not corporations
As Vance draws attention at Dallas’s midterm convention, Schilling argues childcare subsidies should go directly to families, not corporations.
At the Dallas midterm convention, Michael Warren of The Conservative Article Annals reported that the crowd chanted “J.D.” and then “48” during Vice President J.D. Vance’s keynote. “We’ve got to take care of business this November, then we’ll worry about what comes next,” Vance responded with a chuckle.
“We should be giving that money directly to families.”
Terry Schilling praised Vance’s childcare proposal as a shift toward supporting families directly rather than subsidizing corporations. We should be giving that money directly to families. — Terry Schilling1
At a separate FORUM gathering in Irving, CEO Matthew Peterson called for conservatives to approach disagreements in good faith2.
An AI debate pitted Joe Allen’s warning about AI against venture capitalist Joe Lonsdale’s argument for continued development; Lonsdale said, “They’re going to get built somewhere else, even if it’s offshore.”2
CNAV described the debate as a proxy battle among emerging wings of the Republican Party over its future beyond Donald Trump2.
Truthout reported that Elon Musk is spending $100 million on advertisements targeting Democrats in midterm races3.
Truthout also reported that some candidates targeted by the ads had already moved toward conservative positions on trans rights3.
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