The US Senate has the right to vote for children

Senators in the US Senate Chamber will be able to bring children’s children during the vote. Today, a BBC online report said that the US Senate has agreed to this issue.

Last week in a wheelchair, baby senator Tommy Duckworth created history by raising a child. Tami Duckworth lost two legs in 2004 as a pilot in the Iraq war. After that the Senate made such a decision. After childbirth, Tommy was concerned about his constitutional responsibilities as well.

After the announcement of this rule, the Senators said that the US Senate wanted to set an example by creating family-friendly policies. This change was unanimously approved.

Then, in a statement, Tommy Duckworth said, “I would like to thank all my colleagues. Especially those who led this rule. In the twenty-first century, it is necessary to carry out the responsibilities of the office of new parents.

Roy Bullant, chairman of the Senate Rules Committee, said: “It is a very difficult job to have a mother-father, it should not be made harder by the Senate’s rules.” I said, ‘I am very happy to do this, Needed I greet Duckworth and his family. I am excited to meet her daughter. ‘

Last week, Tami Duckworth was the mother in a wheelchair in a Washington DC hospital. The 50-year-old is Tommy’s second child.

Earlier Queensland’s Senator Larisa Waters made history by breastfeeding a two-month-old baby during the parliament session in Australia recently. In Australia there was a ban on moving children to parliament. It was canceled last year. Through this, the way the women legislators get access to the parliament is easy for the children. Larissa was one of the most vocal lawmakers to cancel the ban on sanctions.