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The Coming Orthodox Hockey Stick

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By Ryan Girdusky
| Substack
There’s a popular meme that circles social media once every few months predicting America in 2200, where Amish and Mormons make up a majority of the country based on old fertility numbers from the last decade. Obviously, it’s not an accurate predictor of the future, especially given that Mormon fertility has declined like all others over the last decade. According to NPR, Mormons went from having 1.5 more children than the average American family to just slightly more than average.
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April Birth Data

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By Ryan Girdusky
| Substack
This image was made with AI. The preliminary April 2026 data from the CDC shows the continued trend we’ve seen since the beginning of the Trump Administration. Overall, births are down from April 2025 to April 2026 by 3.8 percent, but that number is higher among different ethnic and racial groups than others.
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Democrats Want A Moderate

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By Ryan Girdusky
| Substack
The most recent Siena University/New York Times poll found that a substantial number of Democrats want the party to moderate on most issues as it looks to the future. Yet when you look at the brightest political stars since the presidential election in 2024, they include Zohran Mamdani, Graham Platner, Abdul El-Sayed, Peggy Flannagan, Francesca Hong, Analila Mejia, and Brad Lander. So, why is there a Grand Canyon-sized hole between what Democrats say they want and what they’re voting for?
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