Anonymous
7/23/2025, 5:52:43 AM No.81926060
Political red pill for you
>Even in strongly Republican counties, around 30-40% of residents are still liberal, which lowers the average fertility rate. The reported rate of 1.76 in "most Republican" counties is a mix of both groups. Using that and assuming liberals have a fertility rate of 1.37 (as seen in "most Democratic" counties), we can estimate that conservatives alone likely have a fertility rate around 1.93 to 2.02 close to or at replacement level. This suggests that liberal residents are indeed dragging down the average in red counties, and that conservatives, in isolation, tend to have significantly higher fertility rates.
Thoughts? I often see lefties claiming the birthing crisis is due to men not being liberal enough.
>Even in strongly Republican counties, around 30-40% of residents are still liberal, which lowers the average fertility rate. The reported rate of 1.76 in "most Republican" counties is a mix of both groups. Using that and assuming liberals have a fertility rate of 1.37 (as seen in "most Democratic" counties), we can estimate that conservatives alone likely have a fertility rate around 1.93 to 2.02 close to or at replacement level. This suggests that liberal residents are indeed dragging down the average in red counties, and that conservatives, in isolation, tend to have significantly higher fertility rates.
Thoughts? I often see lefties claiming the birthing crisis is due to men not being liberal enough.
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