As a gay man, the recent statement made by a right-wing pundit claiming that gay men find JD Vance so attractive that they’ll vote for Donald Trump is not only baffling but also quite comical. The idea that physical appearance alone would sway someone’s political beliefs is both superficial and nonsensical.
Sure, JD Vance may have gone through a physical transformation, shedding some weight and donning a salt-and-pepper beard, but let’s face it, attractiveness is subjective. Beauty truly lies in the eyes of the beholder, and for many gay men, JD Vance simply does not make the cut.
The notion that gay men would vote for a candidate purely based on their physical appeal is quite far-fetched.… Continue reading
Harris leads Trump by 32 points among young voters in new polling. It’s a statistic that should excite and galvanize the younger generation to make their voices heard in the upcoming election. The fact that this age group is leaning so strongly towards Harris is a positive sign of change and progress, especially when compared to the numbers from the 2020 election. The margin is significant and could potentially have a big impact on the outcome of the election if young voters show up in force on election day.
The truth is, young people have historically had the power to steer the direction of this country with their votes, but all too often, they choose to stay home on election day.… Continue reading
Voter registration is spiking, particularly among young adults, and I couldn’t be more thrilled about it. The numbers don’t lie – voters under 35 made up a whopping 81% of recent registrations, with the most significant increase seen among 18-year-olds. This surge in registration, especially among young women, is a clear indication of the significant shift we might see in the upcoming election. And boy, does it have Trump and his supporters sweating bullets.
I’ve been doing my part in Nevada, turning in around 400 new voter registration sheets a day, and the enthusiasm is palpable. There is a sense of urgency and determination, a collective will to oust the orange tyrant and his enablers.… Continue reading
The excitement surrounding Kamala Harris potentially winning the upcoming election is palpable. She is now being touted as the favorite to clinch the victory for the first time, and this news has sparked a surge of optimism among her supporters. However, we must not let this headline lull us into complacency. We cannot afford to make the same mistake we did in 2016 by assuming that victory is assured without our active participation.
It is crucial that each and every one of us takes the necessary steps to ensure that our voices are heard in this election. The simple act of registering to vote, checking our voter registration status, making a plan to vote, offering to drive a friend to the polls, and signing up to work the election can all make a significant impact.… Continue reading
As a young voter myself, the recent poll showing a 23-point margin of support for Biden over Trump among young voters does not come as a surprise to me. The effort to oversample young people in the poll revealed a more accurate representation of the sentiment within this demographic. In the 2020 elections, Biden won the 18-29 age group by a 24-point margin, reflecting a trend that continues in the current political landscape.
It is intriguing to note that young adult men seem to be leaning towards Trump, highlighting a divide along gender lines. The challenge, however, lies not in the margin of support but in mobilizing young voters to actually turn out to vote.… Continue reading
As I read the news about Joe Biden leading Donald Trump by 25 points among younger voters, I can’t help but feel a sense of hope for the future. It’s encouraging to see that the younger generation is actively engaged in political participation and showing interest in shaping the direction of our country. However, the reality is that young people have historically had low voter turnout rates, which ultimately diminishes the impact of their collective voice in elections.
While it’s promising to see Biden ahead in the polls with younger voters, we must remember that numbers alone are not enough. The key is getting these individuals to actually show up on Election Day and cast their votes.… Continue reading
As a young voter, the state of American politics feels bleak and disheartening. The idea of being governed by a group of individuals who are several decades removed from the reality of the average citizen is disconcerting. The decisions being made today will impact the future of generations to come, yet those who will be most affected are not adequately represented. The disconnect between the older generation in power and the younger generation striving for change is painfully evident.
The political landscape is unsettling, with voices advocating for regressive policies that threaten hard-fought freedoms and rights. The resurgence of archaic beliefs regarding women’s rights, LGBT rights, and reproductive rights is deeply troubling.… Continue reading
The Arizona Supreme Court’s recent ruling about a century-old law banning nearly all abortions has stirred up a lot of conversation and emotions. It’s a law that was enacted a long time ago, even before Arizona became a state in 1912. So why should it have weight today, when the landscape of society and women’s rights has evolved significantly since then? The fact that Arizona voters may have a chance to rectify this through a ballot measure in November to enshrine abortion rights into the state constitution is encouraging. It’s heartening to see that the initiative has garnered over 500,000 signatures, signaling a strong grassroots movement to protect women’s rights in the state.… Continue reading
Trump loses to Biden by six points in a new poll. When I first saw this headline, I couldn’t help but feel a sense of relief. As someone who has never voted for a Democrat before, I eagerly cast my vote for Biden in 2020, and I can’t wait to do it again. For the first time in my life, I felt a overwhelming sense of satisfaction and hope when I entered that voting booth.
But let’s not get complacent. The destruction that the MAGA cult has brought upon this country is something that I have never wanted to see in my 50 plus years.… Continue reading
More Gen Z Americans identify as LGBTQ than as Republican
As a member of Gen Z, I find it both fascinating and empowering to see that a growing number of my peers identify as LGBTQ. According to a recent poll, 28% of Gen Z adults identify as LGBTQ, compared to only 6% who identify as Republican. This shift in identity speaks volumes about the changing dynamics and perspectives within our generation.
The comments I’ve come across surrounding this topic reflect a variety of sentiments. Some express excitement and hope for the future, while others emphasize the importance of using this newfound identity in conjunction with voting and political engagement.… Continue reading
Matt Underwood 
John Q. Hosedrinker