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The men of the Christian right and the architects of Project 2025 were there too, but they receded a bit as Trump courted the kind of men who may not go to church much anymore, but who still want the respect traditionally afforded to men simply by virtue of being men.

From Slate

The men Trump and Vance courted likely don’t believe they hate women at all, despite voting against women’s most fundamental rights.

From Slate

A majority of voters, especially men who Trump has courted through podcasts like Joe Rogan's, see Trump as a stronger leader than Harris.

From BBC

While some crypto holders are drawn to candidates promising regulatory clarity, others prioritize innovation-friendly policies or oppose what they see as government overreach — creating a diverse but increasingly vocal constituency that both political parties have courted.

From Salon

Trump and Harris have aggressively courted the state’s voters, notably by proposing not taxing tips, a priority for service industry workers.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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