Robert Reich is highlighting a real voting pattern: Republican elected officials have consistently opposed federal paid family leave, universal childcare, universal pre-K, expanded child tax credits, and reproductive health funding. These are documented legislative positions, though the framing as hypocritical to 'family values' is his interpretation—some conservatives argue their position IS pro-family because they oppose government-mandated programs on principle. The underlying facts about voting records are accurate; what's debatable is whether blocking these programs contradicts support for families.