James Carville criticized the Democratic Party for neglecting young male voters, asserting that the party belittles a significant portion of the electorate. He noted a decline in male support for Democrats, suggesting that messages like 'the future is female' alienate men. Carville emphasized that the party often fails to communicate effectively with this demographic, which can lead to feelings of isolation. He characterized this neglect as detrimental, pointing out the importance of considering male perspectives in political messaging and engaging them in cultural discussions.
If you ever want to understand the problem we have with younger men, listen to NPR for five minutes, four times a day, and you will understand.
Men are like, Shit, do I count? What about my life? I mean, we're only 48% of the voting population.
Let's say you work in an Atlanta tire shop, nine, 10 hours a day... you want a cold beer, you want a hamburger and you want to watch the football game.
We just lecture people too much.
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