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How your vote became your identity

What's happened in the US over the last many decades is that these really important identities like racial and religious identities have become associated in our minds with our party identity. So when we go vote in an election, we're not just feeling like our party wins or loses, we're feeling like our party and our racial group and our religious group and all these big parts of what makes us who we are, all of those things get wrapped up in the outcome of the election also.

Pivot

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The MAGA movement is about a quarter to a third depending on I mean it's a it's a pretty fluid section of the Republican party, but it's not half the country.

The New York Times

Turning Point USA Clubs Expand to High Schools Across America

If we don't talk, we'll never get to get outside of our echo chambers. And Charlie Kirk always said, when we stop talking, that's when violence happens.

Semafor

Blackrock Infrastructure Summit: Federal Priorities | Semafor Media Partner

Fights sell ratings. And so you see that, I think, on the media oftentimes. Talking heads are on radio. But the reality is the collegiality that exists between members.