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Is The GOP Finally Putting Its Money Where Its Mouth Is With Pro-Family Policy?

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Oct 4, 2022

Is The GOP Finally Putting Its Money Where Its Mouth Is With Pro-Family Policy?

two parents holding child in their lap sitting on floorFinally, the self-proclaimed pro-family party is articulating an agenda to actually support the family.

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