Democrats Spend $20 Million to Find Out Why Young Men Don't Like Them

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The Democrats launched a project to find out what problems the party might have with men, particularly young men.

And the results are in.

For starters, many men said that they view Democrats as "weak" and Republicans as "strong." The project is called 'Speaking with American Men: A Strategic Plan" (SAM).

It did not go well for Democrats.

Politico reported on Wednesday, "The Democrats trying to understand young American men know people are roasting their plan. All that mocking just proves their point, they said: Democrats aren’t taking this disaffected and politically alienated voting bloc seriously enough."

Pretty much. It's why many young men don't take the Democratic Party seriously.

SAM co-founder Ilyse Hogue told Politico that the research “reaffirms what young men already think, that Democrats don’t want to invest in you.”

Hogue is a left-wing feminist activist. SHE is saying this.

Hogue told Politico. “Young men also spoke of being invisible to the Democratic coalition, and so you’ve got this weak problem and then you’ve got this, ‘I don’t think they care about me’ problem, and I think the combination is kind of a killer.”

Politico noted that one of the participants in the project felt like Democrats embraced “the fluid masculinity of being, like, empathetic and sensitive,” while “Republicans are more like, the traditional masculinity of a provider, strong, and the machismo type."

Hogue noted a major disconnect.

“Democrats can’t win these folks over if they’re not speaking the language that young men are speaking,” Hogue said.

How about Dems being unpopular with men because they stand for so many wrong things and not enough right ones?

You know, take a look at your bad policies and ideas. Not just "language."

Dems don't get it.

Donald Trump doesn't exactly speak like many Americans, but he and his party won big in 2024 for what they stood for, and also against.

No one needs a study to figure out why. It's not hard.

Republican Congresswoman Lisa McClain noted the absurdity of this project in May.

Republican Congressman Abe Hamadeh said it was the Dems war on men in general that has cost their party.

Democratic strategist Ross Morales Rocketto told the outlet, “The Democratic Party is missing that we’re not going to be able to message our way out of these deep problems men are facing, starting with the fact that they know the Democratic Party doesn’t really like or respect them."

Bingo.

The Left has tried to paint men and masculinity as evil or disordered for years now, and that message has oozed out of the Democratic Party in various forms. What normal, average all-American man was ever going to like this?

Men didn't like it and voted accordingly.

Democrats didn't need to spend $20 million to figure that out.