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7:56Now PlayingIn this eye-opening clip from The Clay Travis and Buck Sexton Show, Clay breaks down the recent surge of socialist victories in Democrat primaries — including a 29-year-old socialist defeating a 15-term incumbent in New York and multiple other wins — as a warning sign for the midterms and 2028.
Clay argues these upsets reflect deep national anger fueled by social media, which has warped expectations. Unlike past generations who compared themselves to neighbors or watched Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous with a sense of aspiration (not entitlement), today's influencer-driven platforms constantly bombard users with curated luxury, creating constant resentment: "Why do they have it and I don't?"
He contrasts this with America in 1976 (post-Vietnam, Watergate, high inflation/unemployment), when people were objectively worse off but far happier and more unified — thanks to more realistic social comparisons before smartphones and endless scrolling.
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