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Televised MSNBC Focus Group Goes Horribly Wrong, Gen-Z Voters Slam Biden-Harris Economy |
2024-08-18 |
[GatewayPundit] Left-leaning media outlets like MSNBC are doing their best to protect Vice President Kamala Harris launched her campaign on the “RuPaul’s Drag Race” from scrutiny. As Ben Shapiro has been so keen on pointing out these last few weeks, it’s been nearly 30 days since Harris became the de facto Democrat nominee, and not once in that time has the media asked her an adversarial question. The media, which once loathed Harris, has provided nothing but glowing coverage of her. It hasn’t pushed her to lay out her policy proposals or explain how her new administration would be any different than the disastrously unpopular one she is currently serving in. Given how hard set they are on protecting her, it’s likely the propagandists over at MSNBC were more than a bit troubled by the focus group that managed to find its way onto their airwaves Thursday. The focus group, led by Harvard Institute of Politics Director of Polling John Della Volpe, sought to get a reading on where Gen-Z voters stand heading into the November election. One issue seemed to feature most prominently for the Gen-Z voters polled: the state of the economy under the Biden-Harris regime. "I’m 20 years old. Why is a one-bedroom apartment $1,600?" one Gen-Z voter asked. "Rent prices [are] outrageous and then these jobs, they’re bare-minimum jobs." A common theme among the voters polled was frustration at the rising cost of housing. Two voters even acknowledged they had recently experienced homelessness. One woman said she was working full time while she was homeless, indicating it was because she had to choose between eating and having a home. Not all Gen-Z voters are going to have the wisdom to connect those rising prices to Democrat policies. In fact, some of the very same voters in the focus group went on to praise Harris’ running mate, Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz ![]() One man's socialism is another man's neighborliness.... That said, overall, voters tend to connect the current economic conditions to the sitting president — that’s why incumbent candidates often have a hard time winning re-election during recessions. Many have forgotten that before COVID hit, it looked like Trump was going to coast to re-election, thanks largely to the strong economy he had led thus far. Related: Focus group 07/12/2024 Daily Show focus group of Black New York voters did not go as planned Focus group 05/15/2024 Call them racist? Teachers union worked with feds to neutralize parents with concerns about CRT Focus group 09/23/2022 Spirit Airlines Introduces New Bargain Flight Where They Just Launch You In A Medieval Catapult |
Posted by:Fred |
#2 It is great that we are ending the genocide in Paleostine, but that doesn't help in the checkout line. At some point, self interest overwhelms ideology. In the words of Karl Marx, "It's the economy, dummkopf!" |
Posted by: SteveS 2024-08-18 19:04 |
#1 heh |
Posted by: Mercutio 2024-08-18 10:18 |