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New episode with @plathiandc of @SearchlightInst on how Democrats can stop being afraid to sound normal — and start winning again.
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But what can Democrats do to fight against Fuentes? How can they gain back young male voters in 2028?
Read my article to find the answer: https://t.co/Eu70SuYnZE
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Nick Fuentes' capture of a sizable young white male audience has revealed weaknesses in the Democratic party with young men.
Through anti-establishment rhetoric and edgy humor, Fuentes has drawn young men into his orbit.
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People say young men are turning to Trump.
This just isn't true.
Democrats have a real opportunity to win back voters in 2026 (if they play their cards right).
"The President’s attack on Venezuela, the breaking of international norms, and his public willingness to send armed forces into a country without popular support and consent, threaten the safety and security of young men in uniform."
This isn’t complicated. If you vote for Kamala, Liz Cheney becomes defense secretary. We invade a dozen countries.
Boys in Michigan are drafted to fight boys in the Middle East.
Millions die.
We invade Russia. We invade nations in Asia. World War III. Nuclear winter.
Full-scale military operations appear to be underway against Venezuela, with dozens of helicopters with the U.S. Army spotted over the capital of Caracas.
A lot of interest over the Texas Senate Democratic Primary, but watch this video of James Talarico on Fox News just absolutely calling out the GOP for hypocrisy over gerrymandering �