It is not always about the woman, as progressives would have you think. For so many years, the push for abortion has now started to have an impact on the future of our country. Why? Progressive women are making a stance on abortion, with some advertising it as a symbol. These woman should wear a tattoo on their arm for each death by abortion if they are that proud. In addition, these same women are not having babies for ignorant reasons I won’t get into.
There are side effects from liberal abortions, and that is that life begins to not matter, as we see murders in the street, even by kids. Hell, it would not surprise me if these same followers of abortion would be willing to euthanize the elderly so we don’t impact their retirements. The far left of the progressives, which is left of left, is the reason for all this hate and fear, but it is their control of the Democrats that is the issue. All IMO.
https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2026/04/one-third-my-generation-aborted-americas-birth-rate/
“America is heading toward a demographic crisis, and the political left has played a central role in creating it.
The national birth rate has now fallen to roughly 1.56 births per woman, far below the 2.1 births per woman generally considered necessary for population replacement. No serious country can ignore a gap that large without consequences.
A nation cannot continue shrinking its next generation and expect long-term economic strength, social stability, or fiscal sustainability.
Low birth rates carry direct economic and structural consequences. A smaller younger generation means a smaller future workforce. A smaller workforce means fewer taxpayers, fewer workers supporting entitlement programs, and fewer people available to sustain the institutions that hold the country together.
That burden becomes even heavier as older generations retire and draw more heavily on Social Security, Medicare, and other public programs. When a country combines below-replacement fertility with an already expanding welfare state, the result is not simply stagnation but long-term decline.
The United States is now moving in that direction. The problem is not only that fewer children are being born, but that an entire political and cultural movement has spent years attacking the family, undermining the value of parenthood, and treating children less as a blessing and more as a burden.
That movement has been led overwhelmingly by Democrats and the institutions aligned with them.”