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they’d have to spend on child care,” he wrote. “Under this plan, they have to quit their job in order to afford child care!”

On top of this, the House proposal prohibits government funds to upgrade child care facilities from being spent on facilities “used primarily for sectarian instruction or religious worship.” This is a clear shot across the bow of church-based child care, one unlikely to pass muster with the Supreme Court.

Biden’s presidency so far has been a long exercise in ideologically driven governance removed from reality. The child care proposal is no different.

Rich Lowry is editor of the National Review.

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