Last year, The Wall Street Journal brought together a group of men under 30 who had voted for President Trump to get their grades of his first six months in office. We invited them back just before the 2026 midterms.
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- WSJ reports: “Young men helped carry Trump to victory in 2024, but his support among them has eroded.”
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