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Civil rights act, the g.i. bill. this is on that magnitude. listen, social security effectively ended poverty for seniors. this can do the same or at least make a huge dent in child poverty. and we would not have it if we had relied on the 60-vote requirement, as you know. this got through a reconciliation. yeah. and it just shows you how critical it is to unlock the non-democratic, small d, barrier to very popular, very useful legislation. and i think we ve gotten ourselves twisted up procedurally so we can t move the country forward in ways that are very bipartisan, very popular. erinn, to your point, it not only helps children, the multiplier effect, it helps women. this is a very big deal for women. it is a very big deal for families, ali. i m so glad you re bringing this up of because implementation is going to be key. the overwhelming majority of
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