Weird headline for that article. I understand what the research is directed to,

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May 25, 2015
9:56:33pm

benny1982

the conclusion the headline attempts to assert doesn't follow.

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Time

Uh-oh

TNT

5/25/15 9:52pm

Looks like liberal states are "good" and conservative states are "bad"

BigTex

5/25/15 9:53pm

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Ragnar Danneskjold

5/25/15 9:54pm

Weird headline for that article. I understand what the research is directed to,

benny1982

5/25/15 9:56pm

Well, I'm pretty sure she has an agenda. She directly correlates government

CSoul

5/25/15 9:58pm

I was being nice.

benny1982

5/25/15 9:59pm

the key factor keeping Utah low is the gender gap in labor force participation

The Shazad

5/25/15 10:02pm

"Best and Worst states to raise kids" based on research that "grades each of the

ocmyhome

5/25/15 10:04pm

Yeah, paid leave = quality of life for kids.

JOPE

5/25/15 9:57pm

the problem is a stay at home mom is better, but their metric won't account for

gwalker

5/25/15 10:25pm

You can choose to be a stay-at-home mom in any state, regardless of its policies

Japan Coug

5/25/15 11:01pm

Either way the article heading is misleading and the

gwalker

5/26/15 10:39am

So, the most "family friendly" states are the ones where it is more convenient

jaromp

5/25/15 10:37pm

The most "family friendly" states are the ones with the least families.

SteveOrr

5/25/15 10:57pm

Can't take this seriously when only like 4 states get a half positive assessment

Harrison0Yfan

5/25/15 10:51pm

Whole thing is based on the idea there is no such thing as a stay at home mom.

djsroufe

5/25/15 11:44pm

RE: Uh-oh

Bullrider

5/26/15 6:43am

NY and Cali is the #1 and #2 states for families? ha.

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