I'm always astounded by how successful someone can be as a political commentator while understanding nothing of politics. I'm going to flesh this out into a full article about why this is so wrong because so few do understand what "The GOP" even is, but you do not understand that The Republican party pretty much across the board has factored in that White men under the age of 35 will not be voting for them in all their calculations and understanding of how to win elections. You know why Brad was made? They thought that was the safest target for them to offend, because they already determined that young white men will not turn out in substantial numbers. And they're correct too. Last midterm, it was 23% of those aged 18-29 who were eligible to vote actually bothered voting. For those 65+, it was 68%. So your big grand strategy to get the GOP on your side and to appeal to young men, is to threaten to do take actions that every single GOP strategist has already factored in and determined. It's hilarious, because you're constantly saying "if we just do the same thing we've always done, we are going to lose everything!" In this case, the thing the group your purporting to represent has always done is not vote. So you're threatening to continue to do the thing you've always done to make a change. If you want the GOP to appeal to you, you need to do something of value and would need to demonstrate effectively that you are an actual voting block to appeal to. Because right now no one believes that.