This chapter examines the Republican narrative that frames the upcoming election as a battle between 'crazy' and 'normal,' with a focus on the implications of childlessness in societal stability. The discussion includes the evolution of political dynamics, particularly in relation to J.D. Vance, as well as the demographic voting patterns influenced by marital status. It emphasizes the importance of family-oriented policies and the challenges politicians face in balancing ideological commitments with broader public appeal.