Travis participated in a panel discussion alongside Daniel Cox from the American Enterprise Institute, Magdalene Taylor, a freelance writer and critic, and Hannah Rosin, senior editor of The Atlantic.
According to The Daily Wire, Daniel Cox observed, "Young men have not become much more conservative, at least according to Gallup, but they have become more Republican. They’re more Republican now, but not necessarily because they’ve shifted to the Right on issues like climate change or abortion or same-sex marriage; they’re still well to the Left of their dads and grandfathers when it comes to that stuff. … There’s something about Trump that was attractive and then there’s something about the Democratic Party, at least in its current manifestation, that was repellent."
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Magdalene Taylor expressed her surprise, stating, “I was really struck by you saying especially that, you know, even if they are more likely to identify as Republicans, they’re still far more liberal than the men of generations before them.” Hannah Rosin further inquired, “What is it that we’re missing?”
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Travis offered his perspective, suggesting that men have an inherent desire to be "bigger, stronger, and faster," which is why figures like superheroes and professional athletes hold such appeal. He questioned, "Who is the most masculine Democrat right now in America? Mayor Pete? (Buttigieg) … Nobody’s like, ‘Mayor Pete, he’s a bada**.’ Chuck Schumer?”
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Rosin countered by noting, “But Trump’s like a grandpa.” Travis responded by highlighting Trump's resilience, stating, “Trump took a bullet in his ear and immediately stood up and said, ‘Fight, fight, fight.’ Every man in America and most of the women out here were impressed by that, even if the women won’t admit it. … And second part of this, basically summing it up, Democrats, for men, are pu**ies, and Republicans aren’t. There are no masculine men in the Democrat Party right now.”
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This discussion underscores a broader cultural shift among young men, who, while not necessarily adopting more conservative views, are drawn to the Republican Party's portrayal of strength and masculinity. This trend raises questions about the Democratic Party's current appeal to younger male voters and the role of cultural perceptions in shaping political affiliations.
