Solve The Odd Child Problem (MyLot Exclusive #1662)

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Can you do something for me? I have a very serious policy question for Shady Vance but I can't ask him because he stopped taking my calls for some reason. So, the next time you see him, can you ask him, "Part of your Trump/Vance Project 2025 Policy Platform, you want to let kids vote but not really. Until they turn 18, the parents get to control their votes. So, what happens if a couple has one kid and in this next election, the father wants to vote for Trump and the mother wants to do the sane logical thing and vote for Kamala. Who gets the kid's vote? Or do you split it? Does each one get 1.5 votes ((One for themselves and half for the kid))? Or will you restrict the extra votes to couples who have even numbers of children so the math is easy enough even for a Republican to figure out?" And what happens if that couple divorces? Oh! Sorry! That's why you want to ban divorce. My bad. Asked and answered, so I withdraw the question. But not the first one. What's the solution to the Odd Child Problem? Are you going to go with fractional votes? Even number of children requirements? I know you and DonOld are really smart, so are there other solutions to the Odd Child Problem that haven't occurred to me? I guess you could go with, "The man gets to control the vote because girls are too dumb to vote." For the same reason, he gets his wife's vote? Oh, sorry. That's a Spoiler because it's part of Project 2026 and you don't want to talk about it yet. So, if you'd do that for me, I'd really appreciate it. And hurry because these questions are keeping me up at night. And I do have one more question for Shady. "You people are always talking about endless wars and how bad they are, so why do you want to start one with people who don't want kids?" # We'reNotGoingBack #Kamala2024 ************** J.D. Vance Urged the Right to ‘Go to War' With People Who Don't Want Kids Story by Nikki McCann Ramirez and Andrew Perez • 1d