The NPR Politics Podcast Roundup: What Is The Future Of The Cases Against Trump?
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Nov 8, 2024 Join Carrie Johnson, NPR's national justice correspondent, as she unpacks the legal maze surrounding Donald Trump. The conversation delves into the shifting political landscape, focusing on demographics that shaped recent elections. Johnson discusses the unprecedented legal challenges facing a former president, including potential pardons and cases in Georgia and New York. The dialogue also touches on the unique socio-economic factors affecting young voters and their evolving political allegiances as we approach the 2024 elections.
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Gender Divide in 2024 Election
- Trump's 2024 victory was largely driven by increased support from men, especially Latino and young men.
- This was a significant shift from 2020, despite Harris's targeted outreach to women and suburban voters.
Cultural Divide and Gender
- The gender gap wasn't solely about abortion rights, but a broader cultural divide.
- The Republican Party resonated with men, while Trump's campaign employed negative messaging toward women.
Young Men's Grievances
- Young men feel aggrieved, believing societal structures hinder their opportunities.
- Negative economic views and Harris's association with the Biden administration made it hard for her to connect with this group.