From Independent Women's Forum <[email protected]>
Subject Weekly Capsule: The Price of Government Over$pending
Date March 30, 2022 4:00 PM
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Overall, today you pay 7% more for items than you did one year ago… and it’s only going to get WORSE.                                                 

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💵 Inflationary spending spree: At a time when Americans expect Washington to behave with restraint, the administration has put forward a spending plan with policy priorities that are out of step with the country. Read more. ([link removed])
* TLDR: Tons and TONS and TONS of tax increases.

📈 Inflation stories: Government overspending and short-sighted economic policies have created unprecedented inflation, supply chain disruptions, and a labor market crisis. The only way Washington politicians will learn that spending sprees have consequences is if YOU speak up. Share your inflation story. ([link removed])
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We hope you've enjoyed IWF's special Women's History Month series featuring stories of female thought leaders, lawmakers, media personalities, and heroes from our popular Champion Women Profile series. Charlotte Hays, the profile series author, publishes a new profile every other Monday on iwf.org ([link removed]) . To close out the month, meet Rep. Michelle Steel >> ([link removed])
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** HURTING NOT HELPING ([link removed])
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** Stop Overregulating Nursing and Let the Free Labor Market Work ([link removed])
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The labor market is trying to send signals about the high value and great demand for nursing care. As demand for nurses has increased, so has nurse pay. ([link removed]) Average nurse pay (nationwide) increased 4% over one year to $81,376 in November of 2021, with greater increases in places with the highest demand. In response, some state legislators want to intervene to cap travel nurse pay, presumably to protect patients and taxpayers from higher healthcare costs. Read more. ([link removed])


** Just In: If Biden Won’t Boost Domestic Oil Production, at Least Look To Canada ([link removed]) Read ([link removed])
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** DID YOU KNOW ([link removed])
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** Foreign Fighters Swarm To Ukraine, Sowing Future Conflict ([link removed])
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Several thousand Muslim Chechen fighters are reportedly assembling on the edges of Kiev. Hundreds are believed to have fought in Mariupol. Syrian volunteers ([link removed]) filmed last week holding assault rifles, Russian flags, and chanting pro-Kremlin slogans, are in route to the Ukrainian frontline. Syrians are also part of Ukraine’s foreign legion to fight against Russia. There, they join some 20,000 foreign volunteers, including an estimated 3,000 Americans. Read more. ([link removed])


** Spotlight: Democrat Anti-Israel Sentiment on Show ([link removed]) Watch ([link removed])
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Independent Women’s Network members are staying in the loop with the Network’s Daily Must Reads — top headlines curated for you along with smart, sometimes withering analysis from Miss Must herself, Charlotte Hays. Take a peep at the member-exclusive daily feature and learn more about IW's supportive member community.
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** Trending Now: The ERA, Dead Before 50 ([link removed]) Read ([link removed])
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** The Affordable Care Act ([link removed])
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Can you guess which of the following is not true about the Affordable Care Act?

A. The ACA resulted in a dramatic increase in the number of people with health insurance, mostly by expanding private health insurance.
B. The ACA caused health insurance premiums and deductibles in the individual market to skyrocket.
C. The ACA caused health insurance plans to narrow their networks, in other words, to restrict which hospitals and providers were available to people with ACA coverage.
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* New Episode: On this episode, Hadley Heath Manning, the director of policy at Independent Women’s Forum, discusses the misleading messaging about the wage gap. Listen to it here. ([link removed])

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* Next Episode: This Friday, Rafael Mangual, a senior fellow at the Manhattan Institute, joins the program to discuss the surging crime crisis in America. Hear it here. ([link removed])


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** Why Making It Easier To Work Part Time Helps Women ([link removed])
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Research from the Institute for Family Studies found that 40% of moms with children under five prefer part-time work, with 35% preferring full-time work and 25% preferring not to work. Yet some states, including Tennessee, penalize part-time workers with unnecessary occupational licensing requirements.
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** What Judge Jackson’s Refusal To Define “Woman” Says About Judicial Philosophy ([link removed])
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Ironically, Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson can’t seem to provide the basic definition for what a woman is. If a judge cannot say what words are commonly understood to mean, how is she to do her job? By reference to modern notions of social justice?
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