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Similarly, do what you want with Bud Light and Cracker Barrel, but you’re the one alienating and disaffecting an entire swath of customers.

Veteran TV news executives warn that any overt attempt to woo disaffected conservatives risks alienating the millions of viewers who are still watching CBS News programs.

Kirk’s opinions were spoken to anger and appeal to disaffected young voters who have had nothing but disinformation fed to them their entire lives.

He and other scholars note similarities between the deployment of troops to American cities, widespread disillusionment with the Supreme Court, and spasms of political violence — especially from disaffected young men.

Levy swept that belief aside, forcing a disaffected Kane to stay.