It’s hilarious enough that the Atlantic magazine has an entire article this week about Democrats adopting “masculinity” as a new political strategy — How do you do, fellow macho men? — but then it had to include a man literally named “Poindexter” to explain the party’s problem with “manly” voters. And get it wrong! “In
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It’s hilarious enough that the Atlantic magazine has an entire article this week about Democrats adopting “masculinity” as a new political strategy — How do you do, fellow macho men? — but then it had to include a man literally named “Poindexter” to explain the party’s problem with “manly” voters. And get it wrong! “In
It’s hilarious enough that the Atlantic magazine has an entire article this week about Democrats adopting “masculinity” as a new political strategy — How do you do, fellow macho men? — but then it had to include a man literally named “Poindexter” to explain the party’s problem with “manly” voters.
Conservative Review reported the story as "Democrats Haven’t Figured Out That Masculinity Isn’t A Costume."
2 sources have covered this story, including Conservative Review and The Federalist. The earliest reporting in the cluster landed about 2 hours ago.
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