"Since 2000, [red states] have experienced a 7% increase in their child population, whereas [blue] states have experienced a 7% decrease. These trends suggest a supportive economic & cultural climate for families trumps progressive family policies on offer from many blue states."

"Since 2000, [red states] have experienced a 7% increase in their child population, whereas [blue] states have experienced a 7% decrease. These trends suggest a supportive economic & cultural climate for families trumps progressive family policies on offer from many blue states." pic.twitter.com/hP4lEDFJRu

— Brad Wilcox (@BradWilcoxIFS) December 18, 2025