
<p>A woke activist embarrassed CNN’s Anderson Cooper over his misuse of “their” pronouns at a recent Bernie Bro’s Town Hall.</p>



<p>Cooper, an openly gay man and darling of the left-wing media, committed the &#8220;woke faux pas&#8221; after he misgendered activist Grace Thomas as &#8220;they&#8221; prepared to ask the Vermont senator a question.</p>



<p>&#8220;She&#8217;s a local civil rights attorney; she&#8217;s a Democrat, Grace?&#8221; he said as he spoke on CNN before he was shot down by Thomas. Who retorted, &#8220;It&#8217;s they/them pronouns, actually,&#8221; Thomas corrected him, to which Cooper quickly responded, &#8220;Oh.&#8221;</p>



<p>Thomas went on to ask “their” question about why the Democratic Party is hemorrhaging young male voters.</p>



<p>“The best part is that right after scolding Anderson Cooper for not calling her ‘they,’ she asks a question about why Democrats are losing men,” one X user joked.</p>



<p>&#8220;Anderson Cooper just misgendered a civil rights attorney,&#8221; another X user wrote in a post. &#8220;They are not serious. Keep on putting the pronoun police on camera; we will win every election.&#8221;</p>



<p>Some Republicans even felt sorry for the news anchor in the wake of the fallout.</p>



<p>“I’m going to defend Anderson Cooper here,” a third X user wrote. “That’s something I don’t often do. But it was entirely reasonable for him to assume that this woman would naturally use female pronouns.”</p>



<p>He added: “Her rebuke of him was a snarky, gotcha moment. Who else found that highly irritating?”</p>



<p><strong>Widening Gender Gap</strong></p>



<p>Despite the embarrassing faux pas for the left-wing host, Grace&#8217;s comment brought up a very real problem for Dems – the widening gender gap. The huge swing of young male voters across race and class boundaries toward President Trump was one of the most startling takes from November’s presidential election.</p>



<p>The Republicans secured an astonishing 57% of men under 30, a 24-point margin over Kamala Harris and the Democrats, according to estimates from AP VoteCast surveys. That represented a major turnaround from 2020, when Joe Biden secured 56% of young male voters, to 41% for President Trump.</p>



<p>Young white and Latino men shifted dramatically to President Trump in the 2024 election by 22 points and 38 points, respectively.</p>



<p>The share of young men who identify as Republicans has also grown steadily in the past decade, ;according to ;Gallup polling data.</p>



<p>In 2016, the year President Trump first took the White House, more than half (51%) of young men identified as Democrat or leaned toward the Democratic Party.</p>



<p>But by 2023, that figure had fallen to 38%, with more young men identifying as Republican than Democrat for the first time since 2003.</p>

Woke Activist Shames Anderson Cooper at Sanders Town Hall
