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Posted: 2025-04-24 16:03:05 UTC
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The Republican Party's historical opposition to paid leave, childcare, and reproductive health programs is questioned as a potential factor in declining birth rates.
Republican Party's stance on social support programs
Declining birth rates
Impact of policies on family planning
Republican opposition to paid sick leave
Republican opposition to paid family & medical leave
Lack of universal childcare
Lack of universal pre-K
Limited Child Tax Credit
Restricted access to reproductive health programs