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yardwork

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4. Reading the whole article, it looks like young men moved right.

Reply to TheProle (Reply #1)

Tue May 27, 2025, 03:00 PM

May 27

I think this is the effect of the economy. Young and middle-aged men - who went strongly for Trump - are not feeling as well off as they want to be. They are struggling. This makes them susceptible to social media and podcasts complaining that men are being left behind.

If Democrats want to win we need to appeal to the economic realities that are affecting young people. Especially young men.

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3 takeaways from the most authoritative autopsy of the 2024 election yet [View all] TheProle May 27 OP

The 3 takeaways: TheProle May 27 #1

Reading the whole article, it looks like young men moved right. yardwork May 27 #4

No idea what happened. However, we lost to most beatable A-hole in history. Somebody better figure out how to reverse Silent Type May 27 #2

It wasn't a question. nilram May 27 #7

I did read the report. My comment stands, we lost to the most beatable candidate in history and better figure it out. Silent Type May 27 #8

Wapos takeaways from the catalist research. Mosby May 27 #3

Without getting too deep into this I will say that moniss May 27 #5

There is the fact one candidate ran for 3 months and the other has been running for 9 years. Vinca May 27 #6

Sorry... FalloutShelter May 27 #9