Difference between revisions of "Speaking with American Men: A Strategic Plan"
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{{cquote|The New York Times published the first installment of a deep dive into the Democrats’ efforts to figure out and correct what went wrong in an election the report described as “a defeat that felt like both a political and cultural rejection.” | {{cquote|The New York Times published the first installment of a deep dive into the Democrats’ efforts to figure out and correct what went wrong in an election the report described as “a defeat that felt like both a political and cultural rejection.” | ||
| − | + | Among the Democrats’ problems is how to reach young men lost to President Trump. Reporter Shane Goldmacher reported on a proposed $20 million study that would “study the syntax, language” attractive to young men, like an anthropological study.<ref>https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2025/05/report-struggling-democrats-proposed-20-million-study-how/</ref>}} | |
Part of the strategy is a proposal for [[Dem]]s to advertise in [[video games]] to influence young men. | Part of the strategy is a proposal for [[Dem]]s to advertise in [[video games]] to influence young men. | ||
Revision as of 18:49, May 26, 2025
Speaking with American Men: A Strategic Plan, or "SAM" for short, is a $20-million project by liberals to halt the shift from young men to the GOP side.
As reported by The Gateway Pundit:
| “ | The New York Times published the first installment of a deep dive into the Democrats’ efforts to figure out and correct what went wrong in an election the report described as “a defeat that felt like both a political and cultural rejection.”
Among the Democrats’ problems is how to reach young men lost to President Trump. Reporter Shane Goldmacher reported on a proposed $20 million study that would “study the syntax, language” attractive to young men, like an anthropological study.[1] |
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Part of the strategy is a proposal for Dems to advertise in video games to influence young men.