Democrats' $20 million 'manhood' plan backfires



Democrats have a “man problem” — and now they’re spending $20 million on a study examining how to speak to their problem demographic after losing major ground with them during the 2024 election cycle.

According to the New York Times, "Speaking with American Men: A Strategic Plan” was created by the party to "study the syntax, language and content that gains attention and virality in these spaces" of male voters.

“I don’t know what could possibly be the reason for that at all,” BlazeTV host Stu Burguiere says on “Stu Does America.” “You know, they all just seem so masculine. Think of the masculinity of a Pete Buttigieg for a second. Okay? I mean, how do you get more masculine than that?”


The study also recommends buying advertisements in video games, to which Stu laughs and says, “Oh my God.”

However, the effort recommends one piece of genuinely good advice, which is to “shift from a moralizing tone.”

“Pretty good advice. Yes, every time you hear a joke that you don’t like, trying to get the person canceled and saying how evil they are, probably not the right path to go down. Should be pretty obvious, I would think, to people,” Stu comments.

“But you know, you can't reverse engineer what it’s like to be one of the two genders. And again, probably, if you felt offended by that statement, it’s part of the problem,” he adds.

Even the left finds the study a little strange, like Congressman Ro Khanna (D-Calif.) — who plans to run for president himself.

“That’s the most absurd thing I’ve ever heard,” Khanna said in an appearance on “The Young Turks.” “Donald Trump would never have to give a speech on manliness. He just exudes it.”

“The Democrats don’t need a study. We just need to understand that a lot of people lost jobs supporting their families. They lost self-respect. We gave all the glory to tech folks in my district, and some of them were doing great things,” he continued.

“But not the people who built the steel and built the industry. They literally were flyover country. We never recognized their contributions. We didn’t recognize the challenges that men were facing in terms of their physical safety, in terms of getting a good job, and the pressures of supporting a family,” Khanna added.

“We kind of made it seem like being a man was easy, when men were struggling. And then on top of that, we had this sense that if they said the wrong thing, they would be canceled,” he said, adding, “So, I don’t need a study to say any of that. I just talked to enough people.”

“It should be that obvious,” Stu agrees, adding, “I don’t think Democrats can possibly get there, though. I don’t think that is obvious at all to most Democrats.”

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RFK Jr. tells Glenn Beck why he endorsed Trump in NEW interview



Last week, RFK Jr. dropped out of the 2024 presidential race and endorsed Donald Trump. In a powerful speech during which he announced his withdrawal from the race, he reflected on leaving the Democratic Party to run as an independent, as the party his family had long been part of “had departed so dramatically from the core values” it once believed in.

With evident pain, Kennedy painted an accurate picture of what the Democratic Party has become — “the party of war, censorship, corruption, Big Pharma, Big Tech, big [agriculture], and big money.”

Believing he no longer had a “realistic path to electoral victory in the face of this relentless, systematic censorship and media control,” the independent candidate suspended his campaign.

“Our polling consistently showed that by staying on the ballot in the battleground states, I would likely hand the election over to the Democrats with whom I disagree on the most existential issues — censorship, war, and chronic disease,” he announced before “[throwing his] support to President Trump.”

Yesterday, RFK Jr. spoke with Glenn Beck to explain his decision to support Trump in the election.

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“What scares you about the Kamala Harris victory that would move you to endorse Donald Trump?” Glenn asked.

“Our polling consistently showed that about 57% to 60% of our voters would vote for Trump if I left,” he said, adding that it was “odd that President Trump and the Republican Party never really attacked [him].”

Kennedy went on to explain that unlike the Democratic Party from which he came, the GOP didn’t try to keep him off the ballots; it didn’t hire private investigators to “dig up every piece of dirt” in his past; and it didn’t orchestrate a smear campaign against him.

“Democrats had this entire organization that was designed to destroy me, to character-assassinate me, and to keep me off the ballot,” he told Glenn.

When it became clear to him that he would be barred from the debate stage and that mainstream media outlets, which he called “Democratic Party organs” in his withdrawal speech, would continue to stonewall him, he knew that he “did not have a clear path to the White House,” as he literally “could not talk to most Americans.”

Further, following the assassination attempt, he and Donald Trump began meeting to discuss a number of issues.

RFK Jr. claimed he was “surprised” to find that he and Trump had a lot in common.

“He wants to end the Ukraine war immediately; he wants to protect children's health; he wants to end the censorship, and those are the three principal reasons that I got in the race,” Kennedy explained.

To hear his thoughts on stepping into a potential role in Trump’s administration, watch the clip above.

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NEW Blaze Originals documentary 'Voter Fraud Exposed: How Elections Can Be Stolen' premieres TOMORROW



Since the founding, America’s government has been a beacon of success to the rest of the world. Many other countries have modeled their government after the principles instilled in the United States’ Constitution. The American system is based on representative democracy where one person gets one vote.

But the tides have turned.

Not only is the rest of the world watching America teeter on the precipice of collapse, but Americans themselves are rapidly losing faith in our system — especially when it comes to elections.

But this waning trust isn’t due to a flawed system but rather to the flawed people who are abusing and undermining it.

Many Americans believe the 2020 election was rife with fraud and suspect the 2024 election will be, too. But it’s not just Republicans that have called into question past elections. From Hillary Clinton to Donald Trump, politicians on both sides of the aisle have claimed stolen elections and voter fraud time and time again.

That’s why Sara Gonzales and the Blaze Originals team headed to Michigan — the highly crucial swing state that completely transformed its election laws after Trump won the 2016 presidential election — to find out what’s going on behind the scenes.

The crew exposes how figures like George Soros are funding secretary of state campaigns and then wealthy nonprofit groups are embedding liberal activists in these offices to facilitate bad policies, such as voting in multiple states, voting without a valid signature or permanent address, and leaving dead voters on the rolls, among others.

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