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17:49Now PlayingEmily Jashinsky examines why self-described socialist candidates are gaining traction with younger voters, arguing that conservatives risk alienating them by dismissing legitimate concerns about rising costs and economic insecurity. Using the viral debate over whether a burrito should cost $20 as a jumping-off point, she lays out evidence showing wages are failing to keep pace with inflation, housing costs, and student debt. Emily argues Republicans should respond with practical solutions rather than ridicule if they want to prevent more young voters from embracing socialism.
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