Why Young Conservatives Are Going Green | Chuck Todd Politics Podcast
November 1, 2025
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as posted by the channelOn this special “New Voices” episode of the Chuck ToddCast, Chuck sits down with Alina Voss, the Strategic Communication Program Manager for the American Conservation Coalition to talk about the shifting politics of environmentalism — and why climate concern is increasingly generational, not ideological.
They unpack how young conservatives are approaching conservation differently from their elders, why the White House’s energy policy isn’t truly “all of the above,” and how market and political forces complicate the transition to green energy. Alina also shares insights from her time in government tech, contrasting the agility of contractors with the bureaucracy of federal employment, and reflecting on how bad technology can tank good policy. Plus, they dig into the grid strain from data centers, the case for nuclear energy, and whether politics has become more about celebrity than substance.
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