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Republicans need young men. Stop treating them like losers

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Republicans need young men. Stop treating them like losers

The Republican Party increasingly depends on young men for political relevancy and should stay in their good graces if it wants to survive beyond 2030. Instead, mainstream Republicans continue to express outright disdain for young men, e…

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