It’s not how many people read the WSJ. It’s who reads it. Same here. Look at how

It’s not how many people read the WSJ. It’s who reads it. Same here.

Look at how many young men are on social media venting their frustrations, all in agreement on those frustrations, but they are disenfranchised, lacking any political representation, over-agitated, overconfident, generally incompetent, powerless, unorganized, leaderless, and lacking any ideas or solutions that might change the circumstances.

Social media feedback loops don’t matter. It’s just an echo chamber. Where does change happen? In person.

That said, we have people working on outreach this year. But that’s not my job. Ideas roll downhill. And the distributors need to transform them for each demographic audience as they roll downhill.

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