Hillary Clinton says Democrats failed to reach male voters in 2024, credits GOP

Former Foreign Minister Hillary Clinton burned the opportunity to reach young, male voters in 2024 about how Democrats should move for the Democratic Party.

“Why did the Democrats lost? Not only the working class white men, the working class black men, the Latins go down the list. Young men, others. Others are wrong? What should the democrats do to straighten the things?” MSNBC host Joe Scarborough asked Clinton during “Morning Joe”.

Clinton said there were many reasons, but he argued that the Republican party was doing a better job that dominates the social media field.

Clinton answered, “Probably the democratic candidates, some election zones, to be understood and appreciated by the conversation, has stopped being effective communications in modern communication. You know, the Republican Party, dominating the social media, dominating the podcast ecosystem, especially in particular young men did a much better job.”

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Clinton said that the republican party’s efforts to reach men online and interact with them were successful and that Steve Bannon and GOP provided their social assistance.

“I think the Democrats missed many opportunities in this regard. It seems to have a harmonious effort to capture and repair it.” He said.

The former democratic presidential candidate said that many people received their news from social media and that democrats should benefit from this area.

“If they receive their news from 15 -second videos, 30 -second shots, 3 -hour podcasts, people just a kind of plug and whatever they say, then the democrats compete better in these arenas and there are too many captures to be done.” He said.

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Hillary Clinton speaks on stage during the 24 March 2025 2025 children and families in San Francisco. (Getty Images)

Clinton added that Americans did not feel better in the last election.

“Fair or unjustly, that the policies of the Biden administration helped them, help their families, Latin voters, Latin men, black men, as well as others, ‘OK, how bad can be, that is, we do not want to continue.

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President Donald Trump speaks to journalists on September 7, 2025 while leaving the White House in Washington. (Jose Luis Magana/AP Photo)

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President Donald continued to criticize Trump’s policies and said, “Reality will bite.”