Do not expect the pundits to adjust their methods to include the young (Gen-Z).

[Dawson Leery]

As the young do not support the power structure they way old white people in mid-continental diners do.

The youth want fair wages for work and social justice.

In short, the media is manufacturing consent by giving these older conservatives airtime to convince the public that today is horrible and yesterday was better. In this case, the "great savior", Reagan/Bush the Lesser/TFG swoop in the "save the day". Corporations and the 1% benefit from the tax benefits all the while joining in the chorus of "blame the others".

See how this works?

[Claustrum]

1. Wanna bet if the "media" will go interview

an old guy eating in a dinner in TFG country, or a young college student at a college?

I am sure they will go back to the "forgotten white working class" every time.

[Dawson Leery]

2. Yes they will.

[iemanja]

3. I don't think there is a conspiracy at work

They were just wrong, as they often are. The thing is, the media never learn to stop trying to fortune tell.

[brooklynite]

4. Yawn...

So Quinnipiac, Monmouth, Marquette, Siena and the other collegiate polling institutes are bossing their surveys in support of the white power structure?

[leighbythesea2]

5. How

Do they even reach them to poll, beyond at the voting location. They don’t like participating in phone or online polls, according to the ones in my family. Anecdotal, but still.