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This was not your usual college football party, but a push by young right-wing activists to mobilise America’s next generation of voters before the midterm elections. Their aim is to re-energise the large number of young people who broke from the Democrats to vote for Trump two years ago. The timing is critical: two years into Trump’s second term, many of his young supporters have grown disillusioned with his handling of the economy and appetite for foreign wars. The event organiser, a young man called CJ (Coreco Ja’Quan) Pearson, hopes to reverse the trend. To his admirers, Pearson represents the vanguard of a youthful, urban and unapologetic new right, carving out an influential role among younger conservatives after the assassination of Charlie Kirk, the Turning Point USA founder, last year. To his critics, he is a provocative and reactionary opportunist. Over the past decade, Pearson has built a lucrative career as a digital pundit and organiser in Washington. Having co-chaired the Republican National Committee’s youth advisory council, he now produces short-form videos for his half a million followers on X and 300,000 on Instagram, where he alternates between praising Trump and roasting the Democrats. “We’re going to save America one frat party at a time,” he declared in Georgia, as the rhythmic drumming of a live band gave way to rising chants of “Go Dawgs”, the football team’s battle cry #georgia #maga #charliekirk #trump #republican #turningpoint #universityofgeorgia
This was not your usual college football party, but a push by young right-wing activists to mobilise America’s next generation of voters before the midterm elections. Their aim is to re-energise the large number of young people who broke from the Democrats to vote for Trump two years ago. The timing is critical: two years into Trump’s second term, many of his young supporters have grown disillusioned with his handling of the economy and appetite for foreign wars. The event organiser, a young man called CJ (Coreco Ja’Quan) Pearson, hopes to reverse the trend. To his admirers, Pearson represents the vanguard of a youthful, urban and unapologetic new right, carving out an influential role among younger conservatives after the assassination of Charlie Kirk, the Turning Point USA founder, last year. To his critics, he is a provocative and reactionary opportunist. Over the past decade, Pearson has built a lucrative career as a digital pundit and organiser in Washington. Having co-chaired the Republican National Committee’s youth advisory council, he now produces short-form videos for his half a million followers on X and 300,000 on Instagram, where he alternates between praising Trump and roasting the Democrats. “We’re going to save America one frat party at a time,” he declared in Georgia, as the rhythmic drumming of a live band gave way to rising chants of “Go Dawgs”, the football team’s battle cry #georgia #maga #charliekirk #trump #republican #turningpoint #universityofgeorgia
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