US EditionCal Thomas: Three Little Words
- Following their 2024 election defeat, the Democrats initiated a $20 million effort aimed at understanding and reengaging young male voters who have shifted away from the party.
- This project responded to findings that many young men view Democrats as weak and Republicans as strong, contributing to males shifting toward the GOP in 2024.
- SAM research revealed that young men often feel invisible to Democrats and believe neither party truly supports them, with economic stress exacerbating their concerns about masculinity.
- According to SAM co-founder Ilyse Hogue, Democrats cannot win young men unless they speak their language, while the GOP retains popularity with this voter bloc; one analysis showed male support dropped from 48% for Biden in 2020 to 42% for Harris in 2024.
- Despite bipartisan criticism likening the project to burning $20 million, the results suggest Democrats face significant challenges in reversing young male voter losses and reshaping their appeal.
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Cal Thomas: Three little words could fix Democrats' image
Six months after their disastrous performance in last November's election, The New York Times reports the Democratic Party is "still searching for the path forward." Democrats have hired consultants, one of whom asked voters what animal would they assign each party (elephants and donkeys, the traditional symbols for the respective parties, didn't make the cut). The newspaper reports the survey showed Republicans were likened to "apex predators l…
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Cal Thomas: Three little words
Six months after their disastrous performance in last November’s election, The New York Times reports the Democratic Party is “still searching for the path forward.” Democrats have hired consultants, one of whom asked voters what animal would they assign each party (elephants and donkeys, the traditional symbols for the respective parties, didn’t make the cut). The newspaper reports the survey showed Republicans were likened to “apex predators l…
Democrats’ $20 Million Study of Men Produces Laughably Obvious Results
DAILY CALLER NEWS FOUNDATION—New findings from the Democrats’ costly and widely panned Speaking with American Men (SAM) project found that many young men view the party as “weak” while seeing the Republicans as “strong,” Politico reported on Wednesday. An initial round of research from SAM—first reported by Politico—showed that many young men think that “neither party has our back,” as one black man from Georgia said in a focus group. SAM is a n…
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