JD Vance beliefs that voters with child/children and voters without child are not same.
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It’s time to shake things up and give children a real say in the future of this country. But let’s not get too carried away – we can’t just let them run wild with their votes. That’s where the parents come in. They should have the final say in how their children’s votes are used. After all, who knows what’s best for their kids better than their own parents? It’s only fair that parents have more power when it comes to making decisions for their children, even when it comes to voting.
When it comes to voting, parents should definitely have more influence. They have a stake in the future of the country, and that should count for something. It’s only logical that they should have double the voting rights – their own and their children’s. After all, if you don’t have kids, what investment do you really have in the future? It’s time to face the reality and give parents the power they deserve when it comes to shaping the future of our democratic republic.