Monday, July 20, 2026

Our demographic challenges: a birthrate deficiency with extra baby boys then too many old ladies


  

What are our demographic challenges here in the  US of A?
Not enough babies! Not enough kids! Then too few men and too many old ladies just like me. Those are our population imbalances.
So congratulaions to the Vances for their new baby boy!































The Vances are setting an example by having a 4th child, another boy! The country and the world still need more boys, more men,

                                         Congratulations! Wow!
Whoopee!


PBS, JD and Usha Vance welcome a baby boy, the first child born to a sitting 

VP in more than 150 years. Here are the Vances with their other 3 children, 

including their daughter

We haven't seen photos yet of their new baby boy. 

Ladies, If you are a woman like me, especially fond of men, our chances of finding a male partner drastically diminish with each passing birthday. I feel lucky to be living right now with one of those increasingly scarce adult males, my son Jon, age 52. Any older woman now partnered with a rare older man needs to take special care of her guy. 

American women begin to outnumber men at age 47. While males outnumber females from birth through age 46, men's higher mortality rates cause the gender balance at that point to flip. Then that gap keeps on widening significantly as the population ages. 
Here is the demographic shift by the numbers:
  • Age 65 and older: There are roughly 82 men for every 100 women.
  • Age 85 and older: Women now outnumber men more drastically, with about 70 men per 100 women. 

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