The plot for children

Did you know the white birthrate has decreased due to a combination of economic factors like the Great Recession and the high cost of raising children, along with social and generational trends. These factors have led to women having fewer children, even as birth rates have also declined for other racial and ethnic groups, resulting in the white population experiencing natural decrease (more deaths than births) in the United States since 2016. I knew.

Did you know the fertility rate for non-Hispanic white women has been below the replacement level of 2.1 children per woman for years. I didn't. Since 2016, more white deaths have been occurring than white births, a phenomenon known as "natural decrease." This is influenced by the aging population and rising mortality rates, which can be driven by factors like the opioid crisis. Between 1999 and 2016, the number of white births fell by 10.8 percent to 2,094,000 and the number of white deaths rose by 9.2 percent to 2,133,000. Other groups, such as Hispanic and Black populations, have younger average ages and higher proportions of women in their prime childbearing years. 

Their arrival at Plymouth in 1620 in search of religious freedom marked the start of large waves of whites coming to this land. When the U.S. was established as a country in 1776, whites comprised roughly 80% of the population. The white share rose to 90% in 1920, where it stayed until 1950.

On June 23, 1960, the FDA approved the sale of Enovid for use as an oral contraceptive. White women were 87% of its users. The birthrate from 3.7 children in 1970 went to 1.8 by 1980. By comparison, white women's average birth rate was 2.42 in 1970. The average number of children for white women varies by how it's measured, but recent data show it is around 1.83 children for women aged 40-44 and the total fertility rate (TFR) is approximately 1.75 births per woman, Bowling Green State University https://www.bgsu.edu/ncfmer/resources/data/family-profiles/guzzo-loo-number-children-women-aged-40-44-1980-2022-fp-23-29.html, The Hill. Previous data from 2015-2019 indicated the mean number of children ever born to women aged 15-49 was 1.3, and the average number of children per white mother was about 2.3, Pew Research Center https://www.pewresearch.org/social-trends/2015/05/07/family-size-among-mothers/, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention

In the United States, abortion was legalized nationwide in 1973 with the Supreme Court case Roe v. Wade. This landmark decision established a woman's constitutional right to terminate a pregnancy during the first trimester. Non-Hispanic white women account for about 30% of abortions in the U.S., but this number can vary by state due to demographic differences. For example, in states with a larger white population, a higher percentage of abortions may be performed on white women. In contrast, the abortion rate is highest among Black women, according to the Pew Research Center. Black women account for the highest proportion of abortions, have the highest abortion rate, and make up the largest percentage of abortion patients in the U.S. This is largely due to factors like higher rates of unintended pregnancies, economic disadvantage, and unequal access to quality family planning services. Still the decrease in the White birth rate is concerning for the White population.

A Pew Research Center fact sheet from June 2025, based on a survey conducted in April 2024, found that 60% of White adults support legal abortion in all or most cases. While this statistic is for all White adults, a related Pew survey from May 2024 notes that the difference in opinion between white men and women is modest. For context, that same survey found that 61% of men overall and 64% of women overall support legal abortion in all or most case.

I said all of this to show the concerns over the White population's decline has struck fear into the White lawmaker man. Yes, the non-Hispanic White population is on a long-term decline in the United States, with its share of the total population falling from 63.7% in 2010 to 57.3% in 2020. This is due to slower growth rates and recent absolute declines, while other racial and ethnic groups, such as Hispanic and Asian populations, are growing faster. The non-Hispanic White population experienced an absolute decrease for the first time in the 2010-2020 decade.   

Why else would this be happening? While the search results show that Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has linked Tylenol (acetaminophen) to autism and has made unproven claims about male reproductive health, the results do not show he has specifically blamed Tylenol for low testosterone and sperm count in adults. His recent claims have centered on a link between Tylenol use during pregnancy and autism in children. White men need virility to produce children and can't with a low libido and sperm count. Now that abortion and soon contraceptives are off the table, men have to be ready to me the egg, or challenge. Kennedy can help with his crackpot ways. He was put in charge for a reason. He has the craziest task of all, making White babies. The Supreme did their part, now its Kennedy's turn.

Trump is championing himself as the father of IVF. He is making it affordable and covered by health insurance, removing any obstacle to conceiving a child. In February 2025, President Trump signed an executive order  aimed at reducing the cost of in vitro fertilization (IVF). The order directs the Assistant to the President for Domestic Policy to provide Trump with a list of policy recommendations aimed at protecting IVF access and lowering out-of-pocket expenses and health plan costs. On March 26, during a Women’s History Month event at the White House, President Trump announced the formation of the Republican Women’s Caucus in Congress. While this announcement was separate from his IVF-related executive order, it reflects ongoing attention to reproductive issues in the political sphere.

President Donald Trump made an announcement Thursday (Oct. 16, 2025) from the Oval Office that EMD Serono will reduce the cost of fertility medication in effort to help make IVF more affordable. The new guidance will allow companies to offer fertility benefits separate from major medical insurance plans like they do with dental and vision plans, Trump said. The announcement includes three main components: discounted fertility medications, an FDA expedited review pathway for a new IVF drug and federal guidance encouraging employers to include IVF coverage in health insurance plans.

White men are doing everything in their power to increase the birthrate of White children. But what do the younger generation think about having babies? Millennials' desire for children is mixed, with many still wanting families but also delaying or choosing not to have them due to financial concerns, career focus, or personal preference. While a majority still see having children as an important part of a happy life, financial pressures like student debt and the high cost of living are primary reasons for delaying or foregoing parenthood, especially for those who want to prioritize career and financial stability first. While a specific "millennial" percentage is not consistently reported, data from similar age groups shows high birth control use, with over 60% of women of reproductive age using some form of contraception, and the birth control pill being a common method, although its use is declining while long-acting reversible contraceptives (LARCs) and male condoms are very popular among millennials. For instance, about 19.5% of women aged 20–29 was using birth control pills, and 13.1% in that same age group were using LARCs. 

Looks like the White men in charge are going to have to sell having babies, many babies, as a good idea. IVF increases the number of eggs retrieved from a woman and they can be kept for years until needed. Trump will have access to many unfertilized eggs. Wonder if the man of morals can resist this quick and effective way to increase the White population? I don't know. He doesn't resist much that benefits him and a chance to be a savior. Until that part of the PLAN is activated, they are getting sperm counts up in teenage boys by some miraculous means, knew was low and birth control gone. Looks like a forced increase in the White population is at hand.

Studies show that average testosterone levels in men and boys have decreased over the past several decades, a phenomenon known as secular decline. While a gradual decline with age is normal, this population-wide trend is steeper and affects younger generations at the same age more significantly than their predecessors. 

For example, a 2020 study using U.S. data from 1999 to 2016 found that average testosterone levels declined in adolescent and young adult men, even when excluding those who were obese. Another study from 2007 found that testosterone levels in U.S. men were lower in 2002–2004 compared to 1987–1989, independent of age. 

Lower testosterone levels affect numerous aspects of men's health beyond reproduction, including, decreased muscle mass and strength, reduced bone density, increased body fat, erectile dysfunction and low libido, fatigue and low energy, and increased risk for chronic conditions like diabetes and cardiovascular disease.

Lifestyle changes affecting testosterone include weight and diet: High rates of obesity, driven by sedentary lifestyles and poor diet, are strongly linked to lower testosterone. Excess body fat can increase the activity of the enzyme aromatase, which converts testosterone to estrogen. Physical activity: Decreased physical activity is a significant factor. Regular exercise, particularly strength training, helps support optimal testosterone production. Sleep: Poor sleep quality and chronic sleep deprivation can disrupt the body's normal hormone cycles and lower testosterone. Stress: Chronic stress increases cortisol, a hormone that can interfere with testosterone production. 

Environmental factors affecting testosterone levels include endocrine-disrupting chemicals (EDCs): Exposure to chemicals that interfere with the body's hormones is a major concern. EDCs are found in many plastics (e.g., BPA and phthalates), pesticides, and personal care products. And pollution: Heavy metals from industrial pollution are also considered a potential factor.