The GOP progeny smackdown and a childless Australian Prime Minister – who best represents the average woman?
Children have long been used as props in political campaigns – it’s one of the most obvious, eye-rolling cliches of the lot. But it’s unusual for a candidate to boast of having sired, or given birth to, three to four times the national average number of children. Which is what Republican presidential candidates have tried to do in recent weeks, clambering over each other while trying to prove they have given birth to more Americans than their competitors.