When Donald Trump was elected President of the United States for a second time in November 2024, it seemed to herald a “vibe shift”.
Unlike in 2016, Trump won more votes than his opponent this time around. A surprisingly large share of that vote came from the groups that had long been supposed to fortify the power of progressives: young people, women, Latinos and Asian-Americans, even a surprisingly large share of Black
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