Democrat Maryland Gov. Wes Moore struggled to give an answer Sunday on CNN as to why young men are walking away from his party.
With midterm elections around the corner, the Democrat Party has been attempting to regroup after losing key voting blocs they once had a strong hold on, including young male voters. On “State of the Union,” CNN host Dana Bash highlighted how President Donald Trump won over young men in November, asking if the governor believes there’s an issue with the party’s policies, message or both.
“Well, I think about the foundation for our race in the first place. It was young people. And a lot of it was young men, because I think we were speaking to them and not speaking at them,” Moore said.
“I think we were bringing them in. Because if you look at the data that we have about young men in our society, there is a fall off,” Moore added. “The…
