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Then how can this be political?Sink into a comfy sofa, grab a beverage, and chill.
No trolling or flaming posts, please.![]()
Then how can this be political?
What are the topics for discussion?Sink into a comfy sofa, grab a beverage, and chill.
No trolling or flaming posts, please.![]()
What are the topics for discussion?
Am I missing something? On the link it shows 51% Harris, 47% Trump for 18 - 29 year olds.Their fears that they were falling short in this regard were borne out in November, when the majority of young men between ages 18 and 29 voted Republican.
Am I missing something? On the link it shows 51% Harris, 47% Trump for 18 - 29 year olds.
How well respected is New Republic? I had never even heard of them.I'm seeing the same. Looks like the article got it wrong.
Wonder if it was written via A.I.?
How well respected is New Republic? I had never even heard of them.
I'd say it's a good spot for stories not being discussed elsewhere, "lighter" political topics, overflow from larger topics, and so on.
This one is interesting. Not sure how far the Dems really want to go with this...
The Quest to Bring Young Men Back to the Democrats
In the months leading up to the 2024 election, and particularly after the ascension of Vice President Kamala Harris to the top of the presidential ticket, Democrats found themselves particularly vexed about the best way to reach young men and bring them into their coalition. Their fears that they were falling short in this regard were borne out in November, when the majority of young men between ages 18 and 29 voted Republican. That trend cut across racial lines: Young white men supported President Donald Trump overwhelmingly, but young Black and Latino men swung toward Trump by an even larger margin than their white counterparts from 2020 to 2024—even as majorities supported Harris.
Those losses have precipitated soul-searching on the left, as Democrats wonder how to revive their appeal to young men who are struggling financially but intrigued by the machismo promoted by Trump and media figures popular on the right. Republicans are “exploiting grievances” by connecting economic pressures to shifts in gender norms, said Shaunna Thomas, the co-founder and former executive director of the gender justice organization UltraViolet.
https://newrepublic.com/article/196183/democrats-young-men-outreach-efforts
Also:
Maybe get more young "men” to do a little self-introspection and study the history of “MAN’S inhumanity to MAN” (and women)???
On the PBIt's possible to have political discussion without trolling or flaming.
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The only way to enlightenment, as I see it, is via education; given the current administration's educational aspirations, dems are going to have a hard time of things and the changes will come, inevitably, via the slower route of the young people (fluent in "internet") replacing the current bulk of older voters. These kids (mostly) aren't having pink fits about trans people, are steeped less in religious mores, know that furry bathrooms in schools aren't a thing, and are more invested in seeing a reduction in wild climate events by some kind of political intervention. Of course, there are those who are just clones of their god-bothering, poorly educated, bigoted parents and I suppose there always will be.
Young men not getting laid get angry and become right-wing incels.I'm certainly hoping the younger generations step up.
Young men not getting laid get angry and become right-wing incels.
it's all about tvDr. Phil was embedded with ICE during controversial Los Angeles immigration raids
McGraw’s presence on the ground in L.A. reinforces the made-for-TV nature of Trump’s immigration crackdown.
https://www.cnn.com/2025/06/09/media/dr-phil-mcgraw-ice-immigration-raids-los-angeles
Well that's a twist. By all means, let's get them laid and frequently so they come into the light.Young men not getting laid get angry and become right-wing incels.
Driscoll said: “As young Americans across the country get to see all of the amazing things that the army has done, whether it’s helping with floods in North Carolina or wildfires in California, or, we talked to an astronaut yesterday who’s on the moon who’s a soldier.”
Since no American has been on moon since 1972, more than one X user replied, “What?!” Many are trying to figure out if Driscoll misspoke or if “he knows something that we don’t know.” And more are leaving snarky replies including, “‘Never left’ is the Moon Landing Conspiracy we’ve all been thirsting for.”