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In regards to the article “Poll: Child care costs a ‘major problem’” in the July 11 edition, Americans overwhelmingly view child care costs as a major problem. They demand and expect free care by their employers or the government.
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Either the author doesn't understand why anyone would need more than one salary to afford the median $2M house, or believes that people shouldn't live in San Mateo County unless they can afford the median $2M house on 1 (or 0) salary.
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