Hey, I'm a cat lady, you know?

Here you go: Childless Cat Lady T-shirt

This man is ignorant as hell. He’s out there claiming women who don’t have children don’t have a stake in America. Women without children have nieces and nephews and friends with children who they care about. Now he’s calling Jennifer Aniston creepy and disgusting for her comment about his opinion on childless women.

Maybe he’s secretly still a never trump guy after all.

My suspicion is that one of these two are true:

  1. He is a True Believer on Christian Dominionism, and he is 100% all-in on what he says. He truly believes that Democrats, and people who don’t adhere to traditional family values and traditional family structures, are an existential threat to the U.S.

  2. His public persona is something that he has adjusted over the past decade, to fit what his aspirations are. He doesn’t actually believe any of this crap*, but much like his new boss, he says it (and even double-downs on it) because it resonates with the people from whom he wants support: conservative, evangelical white Christians, most of whom are all-in on Christian Dominionism.

*- Note that he talks about how women should focus on traditional roles, and how families are “better” when they are supported by solely the husband working, while his own wife is a high-powered lawyer, who only quit her job when JD became Trump’s running mate.

I heard him say some real shit about children should have the right to vote, as their parents tell them to.
That’s kinda not how it works. What a dumb ass.

Can you imagine? How many kids are in foster care? Who tells them how to vote?

What about adopted kids?
What about foreign adopted kids?
IVF kids?
Blind or deaf children?
Disabled?
Autistic?
On and on and on.

That is the most ridiculous thing I think I’ve ever heard a political candidate say.

Trump spouts nonsense, we can hear it easily.
Vance may be more dangerous.

You’re not paying attention then.

Auxiliary cite: a certain fan (you might even say she was zealous on the topic) of the concept of Zero Population Growth.

Do you have a tshirt and a marker?

And a cat (optional)?

Has he ever … actually met a child? I mean, if someone had given four-year-old me the right to vote, I would’ve voted for Reagan, much to the chagrin of my Democratic parents, because I thought he was handsomer than Carter. Children aren’t blank slates with no opinions of their own, and children of conservative Republicans, I suspect, are especially likely to diverge from their parents’ views. Unless the idea is that the parents are supposed to cast the votes without actually consulting the child (in which case, it makes no sense to say the child has the right to vote), I don’t think this is necessarily going to work out the way he expects…

That is exactly what his idea is, or at least was in 2021:

In my state at least you’re not allowed to display, including wear, any political sloganeering within 150 feet of a polling place.

Indeed. There have been cases where people have had to turn their shirts inside out of take them off to vote.

The Rep nominee wants to “grab them by the pussy.”

His VP pick loathes “cat ladies.”

Guys, you’ve got to coordinate your messages!

Same. When i worked at the polls i had training on what to do if someone shows up wearing an inappropriate slogan.

We have a similar rule, but in all seriousness, how is this a political slogan? It mentions no party, candidate, or political issue.

Given that it wasn’t even a thing until the past couple of weeks, and was created in direct response to (and opposition to) a statement by Vance, I think it’s hard to argue that it’s not a political slogan.

I have a hoodie that says, “Yeah, I’m with her”
I wore to vote for Hillary. No one said a word.

If you want a T-shirt that say anything you want go to: GiantHoodie.com

And how many kids, let loose in private in a voting booth, will vote counter to the way their parents tell them?

Though I wouldn’t be surprised if Vance thinks that votes shouldn’t be private, but should be overseen, to make sure that everyone votes the “right” way.

The cats are in no way optional. Just ask them.

I do have markers, and a tshirt or two that don’t already say something (though usually the something isn’t political.) But my artwork is not that great, and my handwriting is atrocious. And the tshirts that already have cats on them aren’t really designed well for writing anything on them.

As I noted a short time ago:

He’s wishing trump tower had windows that opened.

He had three.

Hmm, yes, true, but is a stand against fascism such a slogan?