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So this question was inspired by a few people that I have encountered for the past few weeks. Some are saying they do not want Trump back in office (some have said it was his age, others have said because of who he is as a person, etc. etc.) however, they wouldn't mind JD Vance and have said he's more qualified and fit for the job, and a few have nicknamed him "the modern day JFK" due to his age, him having a beautiful wife, three kids, and him having an elite education. However, there are some that said JD Vance is an idiot and Trump made a huge mistake selecting him as his VP running mate, and others have said that he's a liability to the conservatives/Republican party.

Some background, so I live in deep south Alabama and around here people love and support the Trump/Vance nomination. Everywhere you drive you'll see support for the men whether it's Trump 2024, Trump/Vance 2024, or in some places (and this is a rarity ) Vance 2024. However, I have encountered a few that hates JD Vance and have said he's an idiot and the worst VP pick and Trump should've picked someone else. Whereas others are more in support for JD Vance.

When it comes to each men, who do you support and why? Are in support of Trump, but find his VP running mate stupid? Or are you in support of JD? Or do you see both men are ideal for the country?

Also, do you think Trump should've picked a better running mate and JD is a liability, or he has made the right pick by selecting JD? And if so what is about JD Vance that you like or dislike about him? And do you see JD being a great president in the upcoming future or not really? And if Trump had to pick a different VP running mate, who would you rather had him and pick and why?

There is no reason a man or woman couldn’t survive alone these days like they could in the generations before. Women weren’t allowed to have their own bank accounts and credit cards in their single name until the 1970’s, and there was still a huge stigma about marriage and relationships all the way through the 90’s. In previous generations, men HAD to marry in order to be considered people, in order to live a life and if they weren’t married they were forced to live off of their parents. This is where gender roles came in, as the man would usually be the provider, he would have the job (and most women couldn’t succeed at getting one that paid as well at that time anyway) and his wife would be the homemaker in the ideal nuclear family scenario. Now that we’re in a place where men and women can stand on fully legal and economically equal ground, do you think gender roles are necessary in society?