Clay Travis, the founder of Outkick, offered a succinct commentary as to why young men, whether to the Right or even to the Left with their political proclivities, have turned more and more Republican.
Travis was part of a panel along with Daniel Cox of the American Enterprise Institute, Magdalene Taylor, “a freelance writer and critic covering sex, relationships, and culture,” according to GQ, and Hannah Rosin, senior editor of The Atlantic.
“Young men have not become much more conservative, at least according to Gallup, but they have become more Republican,” Cox noted. “They’re more Republican now, but not necessarily because they’ve shifted to the Right on issues like climate change or abortion or same-sex marriage; they’re still well to the Left of their dads and grandfathers when it comes to that stuff. … There’s something about Trump that was attractive and then…
