Lawmakers look to pass bill for a diaper allowance – WICS (Springfield)

Eligible families could receive a diaper allowance of $70 per month per eligible child. "Diapers are extremely costly. This bill will allow single-parents, working families, low-income households, and people to benefit from the weight of this allowance and it will help families' budgets," state Sen. Karina Villa said.
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Giddyap
3 years ago

Yet another Democrat welfare giveaway — what’s next free toilet paper?

Old Joe
3 years ago

Hmm, once upon a time you were expected to pay for your progeny. What changed?

Chunky Puree
3 years ago

Illinois democrats come up with another full of crap proposal, this time it really is.

debtsor
3 years ago

Biden’s inflation really wrecks havoc on family formation. Not sure if I want the government subsidizing the multinationals that own every diaper company. It’s like the 1970’s when Gen X’ers were born, hardly any children were born at all because everyone was too poor.

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