Why Young Voters Will Flock To President Trump This November

Like all elections, the 2024 presidential election will bring a new wave of Americans to the polls. This year, many Gen-Z members will cast their vote for the first time. As someone who spent 40 years working with America’s youth as a coach and educator, I am proud that our country encourages our young people to make their voices heard. 

This presidential election happens to be an incredibly consequential one too. It’s a choice between two distinct visions for America. I believe President Trump’s vision for our country will bring young voters into the Republican Party like we’ve never seen before. And there is good reason to believe this will happen.

Let’s look at the two different visions for America. On one hand, you have President Trump’s vision of a free, prosperous, and safe America where young people can work hard to achieve the American dream. According to President Trump’s vision, merit, content of character, and love of country will bring you success.

On the other hand, there is the Democratic Party which is the political wing of the “Woke HR Complex” that is ruling our country today. This Woke HR Complex includes corporate America, the mainstream media, Hollywood, and the higher education system. Together, this regime determines winners and losers in our country based on identity, like racial and sexual identity, and judges you based on your adherence to Wokism. It’s like a country-wide HR department that polices people who dare challenge the prevailing liberal narrative.

The main rule of the Woke HR Complex is simple: in order to succeed, make sure you adhere 100% to the standards of political correctness and identity politics. Be sure to never offend the liberal sensibilities of the regime. If you ask questions, you will be labeled an “extremist,” “conspiracy theorist,” or worse. If you transgress the Complex, you will be disciplined, like an HR department, for attempting to think freely.

Gone are the days of Democrats being the party of “free thinkers,” anti-establishment figures, and working-class populists. Democrats like RFK Jr. or Tulsi Gabbard who bravely questioned the liberal-elite narrative were outlawed and ostracized by the Party. 

It is my belief that young Americans will reject this vision for our country. Young people don’t want to be told that they must think a certain way or that they are a prisoner to their own circumstances. They don’t want to be reduced to their skin color, sexual preferences, or by how well they adhere to liberal cultural guidelines. Young people inherently like to challenge the status quo—and the Democratic Party doesn’t permit its members to do so.

Instead, young people want a country that gives them an opportunity stand on their own two feet. They want to think for themselves and not be canceled for questioning the Complex’s equation for success. They’re growing tired of the same old liberal talking points parroted by the media, universities, and corporate America—they want to break free. 

It’s probably why politically incorrect or “edgy” entertainers are making a splash with young people. Take the massive popularity of comedians like Shane Gillis and Joe Rogan. Online streamers are also gaining huge followings for speaking their mind. Trump’s campaign understands this phenomenon and has brilliantly set-up interviews between President Trump and prominent influencers like Jake Paul and Adin Ross. Young people are drawn to these figures because they question the Complex’s narrative—and they see that President Trump is doing the same. If polls are to be believed, perhaps this is why Trump is making inroads with young voters.

In my own experience as a coach, I’ve worked with thousands of young people across the country. I had kids of all races, ethnicities, and socio-economic backgrounds on my teams. I’ve coached both men and women’s sports. What was common with all these young adults is that they believed in working hard and earning success on their own merit. They loved to ask questions to figure out how to be the best. They needed a leader to guide them and encourage them to ask questions, not police their thoughts and actions. Similarly, President Trump will provide our Nation’s young people with the environment and the tools needed to prosper.

Many Republican pundits will say that it’s President Trump’s policies that are winning young people over. I agree that his excellent policies play a big part. But many Establishment Republicans don’t see what’s so obvious to young voters: President Trump is a breath of fresh air in the stuffy HR department age we live in. 

I don’t think it’s an exaggeration to say that when young Americans mark an “X” next to Donald J. Trump’s name on Nov. 5, they are taking a revolutionary stance against the toxic groupthink culture represented by Kamala Harris and the Democrat Party. I believe that President Trump offers an alternative to the Woke HR Complex and that many young Americans will choose this path in November.

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Tommy Tuberville is the senior United States Senator from Alabama. Prior to that, he spent 40 years in higher education as a coach and educator.

The views expressed in this piece are those of the author and do not necessarily represent those of The Daily Wire.

WATCH: Trumps Pauses Rally To Check On, Hug Woman Who Fainted In Stands

Former President Donald Trump paused his rally in Asheboro, North Carolina, on Wednesday to check on a woman who fainted in the stands.

“What’s wrong? A doctor please. It is very hot here, I notice,” Trump said as people in the crowd shouted “Medic!”

JUST NOW: Trump pauses his North Carolina rally to hug a woman who fainted in the stands pic.twitter.com/JNxeuI8fzn

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After a few moments, Trump stepped down from his podium and walked toward the stands on his left, where he chatted with the smiling woman, who had revived and held a bottle of water.

The Republican nominee had to abandon the protection of the bulletproof glass he was speaking behind in order to approach the woman.

Trump hugged her before returning to his podium.

“Thank you very much. You know, they come two days, three days early, and it’s a lot of stress. We lose them,” Trump said when he returned to the podium on Wednesday.

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The temperature was over 75 degrees in Asheboro on Wednesday.

“This is the President Trump the media will never show you,” the Trump campaign’s War Room account posted on X along with a video of the moment.

Wednesday’s rally was Trump’s first one outdoors since a gunman made an assassination attempt on his life last month.

On July 13, a young male gunman was able to scale a nearby roof during Trump’s rally in Butler, Pennsylvania, and took a shot, grazing the former president’s ear and nearly killing him. After the assassination attempt, the Trump campaign had opted to hold rallies indoors until Wednesday’s rally.

Trump is currently in a dead heat race with Vice President Kamala Harris for the presidency. Nationally, Harris leads the former president by one and a half percentage points, according to the RealClearPolitics average of polls.

During Wednesday’s rally, Trump also hammered several issues, particularly foreign threats.

“Peace in Europe has been shattered by the largest European land war since the fall of Nazi Germany,” he said.

Trump also threw barbs at his opponent, noting that during the 2020 presidential race, Harris dropped out before the Iowa Caucuses.

“She ran against Biden. There were 22 people running. She was the first to leave. She quit,” Trump said. “She never made it to the first state in the primary.”

“We have stupid people running our government, and she’ll be worse than Biden because he wasn’t really a believer, but she’s a radical Left believer,” he said. “She ruined San Francisco. She ruined California, and if she gets in, our country doesn’t have a chance.”

“This calamity is on Comrade Kamala Harris’ shoulders,” he said.

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