Post #52134 by wzambon on the US Policy board

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But "uneducated men" -- why not call them "traditional men" or "working men" ---yes, ask bush and reagan and Trump ---how you talk to people matters.

Because when you are trying to analyze voting patterns by education level, “traditional” or “working men” tells you nothing.

Lots of college graduates are “traditional” and/or “working men”. And lots of non-college graduates are not “traditional” or “working men”.

What is clear is that if you are a man and you didn’t go to school after high school, you were more likely to have voted for Trump in ‘24 than anyone else. And further, you were a member of the only educational bracket among men with a majority that did so.

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