The Charlie Kirk Show How Can We Whitepill a Blackpilled Gen Z?
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Dec 4, 2025 Tyler Bowyer, a conservative strategist focusing on elections, and Daisy Phelps, a producer and Gen Z social media expert, dive into the political landscape. They discuss why Republican states must enhance turnout strategies to avoid becoming blue. Tyler highlights demographic shifts influencing special elections, while Daisy reveals Gen Z's 'blackpilled' attitude towards politics. The duo shares insights on issues resonating with youth, notably immigration and affordability, suggesting that effective messaging could win back younger voters.
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Red States Can Become Vulnerable
- Tennessee's special election showed a significant Democratic swing even in a deep red district, shrinking a 22-point margin to nine points.
- Tyler Bowyer warns red states (Tennessee, Utah, Idaho) can become competitive as metros grow and Democrats invest heavily.
Special Elections Are Turnout Tests
- Special elections are turnout battles where enthusiasm matters more than persuasion.
- Low turnout can drastically change expected margins even in non-persuasive districts.
Build Turnout Infrastructure Now
- Invest in turnout infrastructure and boots-on-the-ground organizing before a red state becomes competitive.
- Build a dominant get-out-the-vote apparatus preemptively rather than after a crisis emerges.