Trump and Vance Struggle to Address Child Care Policies

Former President Trump and Sen. J.D. Vance offer unclear and impractical solutions during recent discussions on child care affordability.

Trump's response to a child care question at the Economic Club of New York was criticized as incoherent and off-topic.
Sen. Vance suggested relying on extended family for child care, ignoring the economic realities facing many families.
Critics argue that both Trump and Vance lack concrete plans to address the high cost of child care in the U.S.
Vice President Kamala Harris has outlined detailed child care policies, contrasting sharply with the GOP candidates' approaches.
Child care affordability remains a critical issue for many American parents, with costs often exceeding rent or college tuition.