Since Donald Trump won the election last week, Democrats in the mainstream media have been in panic mode.

Much of this panic is centered around a powerful online subculture, loosely known as the

manosphere. The political messaging starts when they are so young. So the idea that someone is going

out and voting for Donald Trump after listening to one podcast from Aidan Ross is just completely,

completely wrong. This week on Power User, we're diving deep into the manosphere and asking,

can Democrats win young men back on the internet in a way that doesn't radicalize them further?

Hey, everyone, Ellie here with another of our Friday podcast.

A little bit of breaking news.

So those of you who read the written version of this normally get it through email,

through the newsletter, and on cafe.com.

Well, now on every Friday, it will also be publishing in New York Magazine.

So you can check it out on the New York Magazine website.

Same material, just appearing in a slightly different font, slightly different setting.

Anyway, on with the news. We are now well into the 2024 electoral cycle. Jack Smith's cases,

the other prosecutions are ramping up. So much is coming to fruition and maybe coming into

tension all at once. So I wanted to talk about a very important issue relating to Jack Smith.

Hope you enjoy. Hope you find it interesting. As always, please send me any thoughts, questions,

or comments to letters atcafe.com. com.

There's one word we will never, ever hear Jack Smith say out loud.

Election.

It's obvious by now to any sentient earthling that Smith is possessed with trying Donald Trump before the approaching November 5th, 2024 crucible.

Throughout the special counsel's DC-based January 6th prosecution of the former president,

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