Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:All this tells me is that Democrats need to find some charismatic influencers to reach this generation. Also more folks who can engage in debate.

I think a lot of democrats are still holding on to their professionalism and are afraid to be controversial.

agree.. the "when they go low, we go high".. but that no longer works in the post Trump world.

That led to Trump. Bully shows up you have to stop him and not appease.

Anonymous wrote:https://www.city-journal.org/article/manhattan-institute-focus-group-gen-z-republicans

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One weird thing I noticed: the Christians are all Baptists or refer to themselves as non-denominational Protestant, with the exception of a single Methodist. I have no idea what a non-denominational Protestant is, although there are a lot of "free Lutheran" churches that broke off from the ELCA (actually did back when the ELCA was formed), or are these the evangelicals who go to megachurches? One irony: the Baptists were a strong force for the separation of church and state when the Bill of Rights was written.

Anonymous wrote:All this tells me is that Democrats need to find some charismatic influencers to reach this generation. Also more folks who can engage in debate.

Maybe Republicans could just stop sympathizing with Hitler

Anonymous wrote:All this tells me is that Democrats need to find some charismatic influencers to reach this generation. Also more folks who can engage in debate.

Tim Miller just crushed 20 of these types in a debate.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:All this tells me is that Democrats need to find some charismatic influencers to reach this generation. Also more folks who can engage in debate.

I think a lot of democrats are still holding on to their professionalism and are afraid to be controversial.

agree.. the "when they go low, we go high".. but that no longer works in the post Trump world.

Anonymous wrote:All this tells me is that Democrats need to find some charismatic influencers to reach this generation. Also more folks who can engage in debate.

I think a lot of democrats are still holding on to their professionalism and are afraid to be controversial.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:All this tells me is that Democrats need to find some charismatic influencers to reach this generation. Also more folks who can engage in debate.

Democrats with charisma are so hard to find!

Hasan Piker is a young guy lib. There just isn’t a big ecosystem like they have.

Anonymous wrote:All this tells me is that Democrats need to find some charismatic influencers to reach this generation. Also more folks who can engage in debate.

Democrats with charisma are so hard to find!

All this tells me is that Democrats need to find some charismatic influencers to reach this generation. Also more folks who can engage in debate.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Ugh I stopped when they started praising Matt Walsh. SMDH.

+1

I don’t care to listen to people who listen to brain rot.

These brain rotted people have votes worth the same as yours.

Anonymous wrote:Ugh I stopped when they started praising Matt Walsh. SMDH.

+1

I don’t care to listen to people who listen to brain rot.

Ugh I stopped when they started praising Matt Walsh. SMDH.

All of them get their news from podcasters, tik tok, and X. They also see politics as entertainment.

Can we stop posting links with only a cryptic sentence??

https://www.city-journal.org/article/manhattan-institute-focus-group-gen-z-republicans

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