JD Vance said non-parents should have less of a say in our government than parents. This would exclude a large percentage of young voters, families who have struggled to have children, and those who have chosen to not have children.
Tianna, a 19-year-old NH college student, who is freshly registered to vote in this year’s election, expressed her concern with Vance’s views. “We are the future.”
@granitepost JD Vance said non-parents should have less of a say in our government than parents. This would exclude a large percentage of young voters, families who have struggled to have children, and those who have chosen to not have children. Tianna, a 19-year-old NH college student, who is freshly registered to vote in this year’s election, expressed her concern with Vance’s views. “We are the future.” #NHPolitics #NHVOTES #NHStudents #YoungVoters #YouthInPolitics #JDVance #VanceAgainstCatLadies #ChildlessCatLadies ♬ The Champion – Lux-Inspira
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