JD Vance’s proposal to give children the vote raises complex issues, especially who would control that vote amidst varied family structures such as divorce or adoption.
The concern around granting votes to children lies in the practical realities of family dynamics; Vance's idea may inadvertently disenfranchise citizens with non-voting parents.
While Vance argues that parents should control their children's votes, this approach overlooks scenarios of non-citizen parents and complexities in parental voting rights.
There are deeper implications in Vance’s plan that suggest a reliance on traditional family structures, neglecting the diverse family systems that exist in modern society.
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