My entire family is voting for Kamala Harris, for women's reproductive rights.

[Heaven]

I am sorry for this experience but I wouldn’t vote based only on this experience.
Biden has been in the office for 4 years and didn’t change it. The US is already in a massive population decline. Young couples aren’t interested in having kids and even if they do they will bring maximum one kid. 
Overall it’s a bad thing for the economy and growth of the country.

The problem with Kamala is that she see things in a very narrow perspective rather than considering the meta of a country. 
Kamala could be a mayor of one of Cali cities but not for the entire US. Too weak and naive.

[DocWatts]

4 minutes ago, Heaven said:

I am sorry for this experience but I wouldn’t vote based only on this experience.
Biden has been in the office for 4 years and didn’t change it. The US is already in a massive population decline. Young couples aren’t interested in having kids and even if they do they will bring maximum one kid. 
Overall it’s a bad thing for the economy and growth of the country.

The problem with Kamala is that she see things in a very narrow perspective rather than considering the meta of a country. 
Kamala could be a mayor of one of Cali cities but not for the entire US. Too weak and naive.

Virtually every policy in Trump's Project 2025 agenda will make it harder to start a family.

Paid family leave?  Gone.

Overtime pay that people depend on to pay their bills? That's gone too.

IVF fertility treatment? Illegal.

Child tax credits? Cut.

Free school lunches? Nope!

Early childhood education programs including head start? Also cut.

Abortion access in case something goes wrong (ie a medical problem) during the pregnancy? Prepare to be prosecuted for murder.

[Buck Edwards]

2 hours ago, DocWatts said:

First off, thank you! Here in Michigan, the only reason that we don't have a total abortion ban from the 1800s in place is because Democrats were able to get an amendment codifying abortion rights onto the ballot, and then into our state Constitution in 2022.

I happen to live in a critical bell weather county in the must-win suburbs of Detroit.

I'm not only voting for her, on the weekends I've been part of a door knocking campaign with the Michigan Democratic Party as well.

If you're worried about the outcome election, I'd highly recommend giving canvassing or phone banking a try.

At the very least, make sure that people close to you (friends, family members) who haven't decided to sell out their country for a red hat have a plan to VOTE. If you're part of social activity like a church or even a gaming group, taking your friend without a car or your grandparents to the polls can make a huge difference if enough people do it.

Thank you so much.