Icymi: US Senator Katie Britt joins Lara Trump in my view

“We don’t have to ask which mothers take care of the parents and raise children – we actually live it.”

Washington, DC -US senator Katie Britt (R-Ala.), Who has joined My point of view with Lara Trump In Fox News with Senator Ashley Moody (R-Fla.) To compensate for their roles as the only Republican mothers of children of their school age in the Senate.

Extracts from Senator Britt’s interview can be found below. The full interview can be viewed here.

To compensate for motherhood and as a senator:

“I was really honest, I have a lot to fight. As a woman and a mother is the most important thing for me. I am far from my children, I am missing milestones in her life, it is difficult. And as Ashley said we know that we do this so that you have a better opportunity, but it means that the balance is not difficult.

“At the end of the day, I think that what all mothers do. We all literally do everyone the best. To have two mothers of children in school age who represent their voters in Washington, DC, bring a little different perspective. Some of the best ideas have to do with which parents have to raise children – we actually live it.”

On the More options for mothers to be successful (Moms):

“The Moms Act takes a comprehensive look at the prenatal and postpartum and early childhood development. The first part of the law actually puts all resources for pregnancy directly in one place. So you can actually go to pregnancy.

“We want women to be supported on this trip regardless of their postcode. This is of crucial importance. Whether all of their pregnancy, whether it is mental health services or in their pregnancy, we want to focus on ensuring that we support them and bring them new life into this world to ensure that we strengthen our numbers and our population, and that we can strengthen families in our communities.” “

Senator Britt prompted her colleagues to reintroduce them last week Act mothers In addition to the senators Kevin Cramer (Rn.dak.) And Eric Schmitt (R-Mo.). This legislation would critically support women in typical challenging phases of motherhood – prenatal, postpartum and early childhood development – and strengthen access to resources and support to help mothers and their children.

On her heir as a senator:

“I think one of the things that many people do not see is that the whole family serves. As we are up here, there are victims who bring our children back home when we are not there.

What she wanted for Mother’s Day:

“I just want to hang around with my children and my husband and only have this time. You recognize when you do such a job, and you have to be gone during the week, how precious it is and how precious these moments are, and only the conversation about the kitchen table that you long for and that you are fighting yourself.

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