The Manosphere One. Take a lap, ladies and gentlemen. We are the champions and we'll keep on

fighting and, you know, all that good stuff. Donald Trump owes at least part of his 2024 presidential

election victory to the Manosphere. The amorphous assortment of influencers who are mostly young,

exclusively male, and increasingly the drivers of the remaining online monoculture.

Ah, heavens to me, let's deep dive into what this means. We talked about it a bit this past week,

but as this story is about yours truly, partly, I wanted to deep dive into it and talk about

what we have here. Now, first, of course, I mentioned this in an earlier segment.

They say, in the same way Democrats never found their own Rush Limbaugh. They don't have a Stephen Crowder or a Ben Shapiro or even so, help us a Tim Pool. There are Democrats with followings

online, but the cumulative gap in people paying attention to what they say is several orders

of magnitude wide.

Doesn't matter?

Of course it did.

The majority of young voters cast their vote for Kamala Harris, this election cycle.

But its supporters eroded significantly from 2020, underperforming Biden by 11 points in one exit poll's estimation.

The gap with young men specifically was even more stark.

In 2020, Biden won

Pennsylvania male voters under 30 by nine points according to CBS exit polls. This year, Trump won

that same demographic by 18 points. Other voting blocks shifted as well, blah, blah, blah.

I would like to take all of the credit right now. It was all me. Nobody else. And only through my sheer hard work,

can I say that we pissed off wire.com. Did you think I was going to say I helped Trump win?

Well, I probably had something to do with it, but a little bit. Scott Pressler and Charlie

Kurt should get all the credit. Charlie Kirk's massive ground game operation,

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