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Anonymous wrote:If you want a higher birth rate, baby bonuses don’t work. They need to address the housing problem, the economic uncertainty, and the unavailability of daycare/expense of daycare. Men also need to modernize their approach to marriage and family. (Gift article)

https://www.nytimes.com/2025/04/21/us/politics/baby-bonuses-fertility-planning-trump-aides-assess-ideas-to-boost-birthrate.html?unlocked_article_code=1.BU8.NtkN.WagWczUEi5e6&smid=nytcore-ios-share&referringSource=articleShare

Their plan is to impoverish most of us, so Peter Thiel and friends can have it all. Their cult leader, Curtis Yarvin, suggested that poor people be turned into biofuel.

You have good points, but they have no interest in doing anything you suggest. They do not want to be helpful.

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Anonymous wrote:Outside of a few dcurbanmom-type blue enclaves, married parents tend to be Republicans and single moms tend to be Democrats.

This post brought to you from PP’s @$$. It was pulled straight from it.

Democrats hate voter stats, because they don’t support Democrat delusions of grandeur. The Democrats are overwhelmingly favored by inner city folks, unemployed folks, welfare folks, LGBTQIA+ folks, and yes, unwed single mothers. And yet the party still lost. Because married, employed homeowners outside of a few blue city areas overwhelmingly vote Republican. This doesn’t “feel” good to dcurbanmom types, so most deliberately avoid voter statistics and remain blissfully unaware of them by choice.

The problem is that a good part of eligible age voters don’t vote. Also Democrats have to appeal to more interest because people are single issue voters which is ridiculous

Again it’s hard for preening Democrats to face the truth. Actually, voter turnout has surged much higher because of Trump. Trump, Biden, and Harris are the biggest vote getters BY FAR in American history, with their tens of millions of extra votes vs the Clintons, Obamas, and Bushes of the world MUCH larger in percentage terms than the modest increase in eligible voters. And the biggest single issue voters BY FAR are pro-choice Democratic women. Most women I know from my prestigious college are single issue abortion voters.

Anonymous wrote:It’s fine, the voters are who they are. I just think it’s funny that dcurbanmom types cling to the myth that Democrats are on average more intelligent, better educated, and higher income than Republicans when the opposite is true.

dcurbanmom Dems want to imagine themselves as fancy moral crusaders who are only losing to Trump because of a few redneck bad apples, instead of facing the fact that, Democrats are voting AGAINST most employed married homeowners and WITH the unemployed, the ex-cons, the single moms, and the childless LGBTQIA+ obsessives.

After Republicans win the Presidency again in 2028, a non-trivial number of power- and status-seeking dcurbanmoms will switch parties. But for now, they are in a funny #resistance and delusion bubble.

Anonymous wrote:I will defend PP. I stayed home with my kids because I couldn’t get a daycare spot. When my youngest started preschool, I went back to work. Well I interviewed for a year and a half. When I got a job offer it was for less money than I was making when I left the workforce 7 years earlier. It has been a constant battle to get higher paying jobs. After 11 years, I still make less than I would if I never left and I’m about 2 levels down from where I should be. Yes, there are costs to staying home with kids. I still love my kids but lying to women about the hit to career isn’t going to make things better. Your patronizing post just ignores the systemic problem and shames PP for speaking truth. As someone who has lived it, STFU!

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Anonymous wrote:Outside of a few dcurbanmom-type blue enclaves, married parents tend to be Republicans and single moms tend to be Democrats.

This post brought to you from PP’s @$$. It was pulled straight from it.

Democrats hate voter stats, because they don’t support Democrat delusions of grandeur. The Democrats are overwhelmingly favored by inner city folks, unemployed folks, welfare folks, LGBTQIA+ folks, and yes, unwed single mothers. And yet the party still lost. Because married, employed homeowners outside of a few blue city areas overwhelmingly vote Republican. This doesn’t “feel” good to dcurbanmom types, so most deliberately avoid voter statistics and remain blissfully unaware of them by choice.

The problem is that a good part of eligible age voters don’t vote. Also Democrats have to appeal to more interest because people are single issue voters which is ridiculous

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Outside of a few dcurbanmom-type blue enclaves, married parents tend to be Republicans and single moms tend to be Democrats.

This post brought to you from PP’s @$$. It was pulled straight from it.

Democrats hate voter stats, because they don’t support Democrat delusions of grandeur. The Democrats are overwhelmingly favored by inner city folks, unemployed folks, welfare folks, LGBTQIA+ folks, and yes, unwed single mothers. And yet the party still lost. Because married, employed homeowners outside of a few blue city areas overwhelmingly vote Republican. This doesn’t “feel” good to dcurbanmom types, so most deliberately avoid voter statistics and remain blissfully unaware of them by choice.

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Anonymous wrote:Outside of a few dcurbanmom-type blue enclaves, married parents tend to be Republicans and single moms tend to be Democrats.

This post brought to you from PP’s @$$. It was pulled straight from it.

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Anonymous wrote:Outside of a few dcurbanmom-type blue enclaves, married parents tend to be Republicans and single moms tend to be Democrats.

This post brought to you from PP’s @$$. It was pulled straight from it.

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Anonymous wrote:PP here. Yea, I said it. Having kids crashed my career and not one of you baby-obsessed birthers has shown up to help with the bills. GTFO. I tell as many young women as I can about the pitfalls of motherhood.

I’m honestly worried about your mental health and concerned about the wellbeing of your children. I hope you have access to mental health professionals.

I will defend PP. I stayed home with my kids because I couldn’t get a daycare spot. When my youngest started preschool, I went back to work. Well I interviewed for a year and a half. When I got a job offer it was for less money than I was making when I left the workforce 7 years earlier. It has been a constant battle to get higher paying jobs. After 11 years, I still make less than I would if I never left and I’m about 2 levels down from where I should be. Yes, there are costs to staying home with kids. I still love my kids but lying to women about the hit to career isn’t going to make things better. Your patronizing post just ignores the systemic problem and shames PP for speaking truth. As someone who has lived it, STFU!

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Anonymous wrote:Unless you had six kids and each of your kids did the same, you don’t count either under the new incentive. So no need to be smug. Best reproduce like a rabbit in your next life.

No one in my family needs a bonus. The grandkids are already born anyway. Our very normal and happily married children make good money and wanted a family. I think it’s wonderful and I cherish every moment spent spoiling my grandkids.

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Anonymous wrote:Too late. At least two terrible things have already happened -- you were born and allowed access to a computer.

Please don’t harm yourself or your children.

Anonymous wrote:Every time I play with my grandkids I’ll think of the women here who won’t have the same opportunity because their daughters are alone.

Anonymous wrote:Outside of a few dcurbanmom-type blue enclaves, married parents tend to be Republicans and single moms tend to be Democrats.