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Worcester Emerging: A Conversation with City and Community Leaders

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Joint Committee on Ways & Means: Budget Hearing

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Joint Committee on Transportation: Public Hearing

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“When it’s up for renewal, Republicans will be in the awkward position of opposing payments to families delivered through a credit that they pioneered, and championed as recently as 2017,” said Samuel Hammond. “No Republican wants to run on taking money away from families of any income,”
Samuel Hammond, director of poverty and welfare policy at the Niskanen Center.
The expanded benefits in the relief plan set up a precedent that could put Republicans on defense on the issue. The Biden plan expires after a year, creating a fiscal cliff for child poverty during an election year.

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