Natural population control.
Should be interesting.
Hope Fauci leads that one too.
Honestly, I should like it that Republican policies are making life so hard for the masses that fewer and fewer of us are having kids. That's a good thing right? Maybe for capitalism and growth it's not good but for the planet it's wonderful.
Why are fewer people planning to have kids? The percentage of people who said they don't plan to have any children has increased, from about 5-8% in the 1960s and 1970s to 8-16% in the 1990s and 2000s. But that alone can't explain the decline in the number of babies being born.
The results suggest that today’s young adults may be having a more difficult time achieving their goals
young people today don’t think now is a good time for them to have children.
“It’s hard to have children in the United States right now,” said Hayford, who is also director of Ohio State’s Institute for Population Research.
“People feel more worried about the future than they might have been several decades ago. They worry about the economy, child care and whether they can afford to have children.”
OMG. This study makes me feel good about myself. In the 2000's I felt like a loser because it was never the right time to settle down and have kids. Today most people only last 5 years where they work. When my parents were young, they could expect to work for one place for 30 years. Who wants to have a kid if you know within 5 years you're going to be unemployed and starting over again, maybe making less than you made before.
For many parents or would-be parents, the “right time” to have a child may feel increasingly out of reach Birth rates are falling in the United States, but it isn’t because Americans say they want…
www.cpc.unc.edu
Did you see my post about how the only group not living longer is white uneducated men? Due to economic despair? Oxycotton, Fentynol and suicide?
Republican always look out for the CEO's, investors and consumers. How about looking out for labor?