Rogan's critique comes in the wake of former Vice President Kamala Harris' presidential campaign, which struggled to resonate with critical voter demographics, including black and Hispanic males.
As reported by the Daily Caller, Rogan addressed the perception that he is part of a "massive right-wing network," suggesting that Democrats are out of touch with the male electorate. "Shut the fuck up. Like that’s not — You just don’t want to admit that organically there’s a bunch of people that feel very different than you. Also, they don’t like you!" Rogan exclaimed. He further criticized the Democrats' inability to embody the qualities that many men find appealing in a leader, particularly when they engage in what he described as "upspeak."
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Harris faced criticism for her inconsistent stance on progressive policies, which led to skepticism about her authenticity. Her campaign's attempts to engage male voters included a 90-second advertisement featuring men affirming their support for women's rights and expressing their lack of fear towards women. However, these efforts were met with mixed reactions.
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Rogan also commented on the disconnect between Democratic pundits and young males, particularly those on the cusp of adulthood. "Like, no fucking kid who’s on a basketball court who’s 17 years old is looking at his phone," Rogan remarked. He emphasized that young men are focused on their futures and are unlikely to be swayed by rhetoric that does not resonate with their aspirations. "He’s hanging out with his bros and they’re like, ‘This is fucking bullshit. This is bullshit.’ Then you could see a man who’s not owned. I’m not owned. I can do whatever I want. That’s what they want," Rogan stated, highlighting the desire for authenticity and independence among male voters.
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Despite Harris' efforts, her campaign fell short in several key areas. According to The New York Times, she garnered 7 million fewer votes than President Joe Biden in the 2020 election. While she managed to match or surpass Biden's vote totals in some counties, she was unable to replicate President Donald Trump's gains, particularly in three of the seven pivotal swing states and in 80% of counties nationwide.
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The Democratic Party's challenge in appealing to male voters underscores a broader issue of connecting with constituents who prioritize individual freedom and authenticity in their leaders. As the political landscape continues to evolve, the ability to engage these voters will be crucial for future electoral success.
