Is Gavin Newsom The One?
Ezra Klein, a Califotrnian like me, talks to Gavin Newsom about the chances of someone from California becomming president in 2028. ...
Klein and Newsom talked about how the Republicans saw an opportunity to gain voters in the last election through the way young men felt abandoned by society, unable to buy a home, make as much money as theur parents, etc.
Oh cry me a river. Young women had the same financial concerns as men, but they didn't become nihilists, didn't decide to vote for a horrible person just because things weren't going their way.
Klein and Newsom talked about how the Republicans saw an opportunity to gain voters in the last election through the way young men felt abandoned by society, unable to buy a home, make as much money as theur parents, etc.
Oh cry me a river. Young women had the same financial concerns as men, but they didn't become nihilists, didn't decide to vote for a horrible person just because things weren't going their way.
posted by crystal | 11:54 AM
2 Comments:
Gavin Newsom wouldn't be my favorite candidate. But I would definitely vote for him rather than whoever the Magas were running.
I agree with you, I am tired of the whining from some young men who feel left behind. And I am tired of the implied misogyny, that women are taking places that rightfully belong to men. Women put in the effort, and it just seems like these men don't want to do that.
I agree. Newsom wouldn't be my first choice but better than the MAGA alternative. It does seem like Trump attracted a lot of young male chauvinists to his party.
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