In this episode of Almost Above Average, Chris McIntyre unpacks Anthony Christian’s provocative article on engaging the white male vote through narrative warfare. Chris argues that the Democratic Party’s failure to understand and respect non-college educated white men has created deep resentment—resentment that’s about dignity, not just dollars. The discussion dives into why political messaging so often misses the mark, how campaigns can better acknowledge the contributions of working-class Americans, and why emotional resonance and coordinated storytelling are essential for victory. Chris calls for a more aggressive, empathetic approach to political strategy, warning that without urgent action and a shift in narrative, the DNC risks losing touch with a critical segment of the electorate. This episode is a must-listen for anyone interested in the real drivers of political loyalty and division in America today.

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