Trump to unveil new child care affordability policies

In a speech to the National Guard Association in Baltimore, the GOP candidate made guarantees that National Guard units around the country would get the required resources to “get the job done”, while also citing recent involvement in domestic and overseas operations.

Her district includes the Fort Rucker Army post in the south, the Montgomery-based 187 Fighter Wing at Dannelly Field and Maxwell-Gunter Air Force base.

Trump, on the other hand, has laid out a series of detailed policy platforms he says are created to help all Americans.

“Zero through 4 aged children there has been a real dearth of policy work in Washington, D.C., and in general-that’s one of the first things we found when started on the policy work”, a Trump aide said. A Trump campaign aide said that businesses will receive tax incentives to provide on-site childcare. To help lower-income parents, the government would match half of the first $1,000 deposited per year.

On Tuesday, Donald Trump will lay out his childcare plan for working mothers that is unlike any proposal ever put forward by a Republican presidential candidate.

The benefit would apply only when employers do not offer paid maternity leave, and would be paid for by offsetting reductions in the federal unemployment insurance program so that taxes are not raised.

Under Trump’s plan, tax-deductible childcare will be capped at the average cost of care for the state of residence and will only be available to individuals earning less than $250,000 (or $500,000 for those parents who file their tax returns jointly). When used for helping elderly dependents, Trump’s team notes that the DSCA accounts can be used for covering a variety of services including in-home nursing and long-term care.

Pence explained he’s “not in the name-calling business” and he said he was “not going to validate the language Hillary Clinton used to describe the American people”. “Republicans have been reluctant to move in that direction” on child care, she noted.

Ivanka Trump will join her father Donald Trump on the campaign trail in Aston, Pennsylvania, Tuesday night to present child care policies that she has reportedly spent “considerable” time developing, CNN reports.

Riccardi reported from Denver.