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Hillbilly ElegyThe Atlantic
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J. D. Vance has said that people “shift spouses like they change their underwear” and implied that they should remain in a marriage even if it is abusive.
He then abandoned Appalachia when he ran for Senate , trading in his “hillbilly” rhetoric for speeches about his Ohio values” The author says he had no business speaking for the people of Appalachia .
He has said that funding universal day care would be “class warfare against normal people,” by which he presumably means families with mothers who wanted to stay home full-time.
Statewide, we’ve lost 46 percent of our child-care centers since 2012 , many of those closures have been in rural areas.
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