“People are willing to overlook a lot if they like you and think you care about them.” Spot on. I dig into this in my forthcoming book “America’s Emotional Divide”.

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Sounds like an emotional divide…one we MUST win.

How are young voters getting their news? Chris Lane and Brent Buchanan, Pollster break down the numbers—and the trends might surprise you. One takeaway: “It worries me that young Democrats are going to become even more radicalized than they already are.”

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New book coming out soon: "America's Emotional Divide". Get the inside story on how and why I wrote it.

What does Brent Buchanan, Pollster hope readers will take away after reading his upcoming book?

If you have a flight canceled this weekend, sit on a tarmac for 3-4 hours, lose food stamps, serve in the military and can’t get a paycheck, or are one of millions of others negatively impacted… Remember that Democrats decided it was worth it to “extract more concessions.”

Voters on the Left think political v*0lence will continue, AND they're the ones consuming mainstream media and thinking it's ok to break the law if you disagree with what the government is doing.

The results from our nationwide Cygnal Polling & Analytics survey for Symposium on Young American Men of 1,000 males ages 16 to 28 were shocking. Here are some of the top findings. Delve into the full report here: thelafayettecompany.com/breaking-exclu…

Son went to the ER. They filed wrong details on insurance, so we got a bill for self-pay: $600. Filed right insurance. Got bill for $1,500. 🙄🙄🙄

In my forthcoming book “America’s Emotional Divide”, I explain how the economic issues of 2024 were cultural in a sense. James Blair is spot on in how to execute the trans issue correctly.

One of the key points of my book coming out Dec 1. Hear more of the back story and lessons: youtu.be/1tdxOPq4aVw?si…

The problem: Self-Reported 2024 Vote Among Hispanics High Propensity x Voted in 2024: Harris +32 Low Propensity x Voted in 2024: Trump +3 Low Propensity x Didn't Vote in 2024: Harris +2 (last 4 months of surveys; includes people who self-reported voting but didn't vote)

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Last year in a legislative poll by Cygnal Polling & Analytics, voters were asked if they want their representative to work across the aisle - a huge majority agreed When asked to rank priorities, "bipartisanship" came in at 4% This is the world the Dems find themselves in washingtonpost.com/politics/2025/…

Proud Team Greg Abbott He's governing the largest red state in the union, willing to fight to drive reform, and leading Texas into a new era of prosperity. Let's roll!

For all the talk that "the center is huge" & campaigns should "work to win voters in the center", there isn't much in the center when you pull back the layers Nearly everyone has a red or blue jersey & if they don't, they swap back & forth out of protest news.gallup.com/poll/697421/tr…

This is 100% fact backed up by Cygnal Polling & Analytics data and dozens of recent focus groups we’ve conducted.

Trump coalition concern: Cost of living has taken the top spot once again followed now by healthcare, another cost concern. The former is driven by Hispanics, younger men & non-college-educated voters; the latter by older men & college-educated women politico.com/news/2025/11/1…