Young men like Tasker, seen as a solidly Democratic group less than two decades ago, have been shifting further to the right politically as their economic outlook has been on a downward trajectory, especially among those without a college degree, said pollsters and social scientists. While the economy has been a top issue for many voters, it's been a particularly salient one for young men and one tied into their wider cultural ideals about their place in society and wanting to be a provider for their families.
"The economic and employment picture for younger men without college degrees is significantly worse than previous generations," said Dan Cox, director of the Survey Center on American Life at the American Enterprise Institute, whose research has focused on young adults. "These sort of traditional norms around masculinity and what it means to be a man and a husband are wrapped up in economic success, and that makes it really, really challenging when their economic outlook is not as bright."
It would appear that the Kumquat Pol Pot is going blackface for the remainder of the campaign.
Must be his way of appealing to young black men.
He was, no doubt, inspired by boaz.
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