Comments by "Tracy Barhite" (@tracybarhite1764) on "Bette Midler under fire for calling West Virginians 'poor, illiterate, strung out'" video.

That's the problem. This Bill is so huge not many have read it.
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@owenmersk4626 LOL it was not 8 trillion. More like 8 billion.
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@tabbyreed8925 The child care part sounds good until you dig deeper into the Bill. The Bill restricts who can work in child care. They want child care workers to have a 4 year college degree. I'm a retired teacher who spent my whole life teaching children. I've worked in child care centers before I received my degree. In all my years of work, I only knew one degreed teacher working at a child care facility. Doing this will make child care extremely expensive. Taxpayers will be burdened with that extra cost. Plus making this a requirement will put many older caring ladies out of work.
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@Annes44 I think you should do some research. Per Secretary of Defense Loyd Austin and Department of Defense. The Biden-Harris Administration today submitted to Congress the President’s Fiscal Year (FY) 2022 Budget request of $752.9 billion for national defense, $715 billion of which is for the Department of Defense (DOD). The FY 2022.
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@bluemax92 You do realize Biden dodged the draft too. He has the same amount of deferments and Y1 classification as Trump.
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@Annes44 What Bill are you referring too? Owen said they voted to spend 8 trillion on the military. Which is not correct. You said it was 2 trillion. I'm not sure you're referring to the same thing.
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