What podcasts say about Kristen Soltis Anderson
Every statement, with the speaker, the exact quote and the moment it was said.
What Kristen Soltis Anderson has said on podcasts
19 statements · 7 positive · 10 negative · 1 mixed · 1 neutral
Millennials remain substantially more left-leaning than Gen X and boomers
“their baseline is still so much further to the left than Gen X's ever was, than the boomers ever was”
Open the episode · Millennials Are Taking Over American PoliticsListen at 4:09
Millennials are increasingly buying homes and moving to suburbs
“Now millennials are buying homes. They're moving to the suburbs.”
Open the episode · Millennials Are Taking Over American PoliticsListen at 4:31
Younger voters did not become strongly capitalist after 2024
“younger voters... did not become like rabid capitalists in that time”
Open the episode · Millennials Are Taking Over American PoliticsListen at 7:00
Gen Z young men's conservative shift peaked in 2024 and is now easing
“young men in Gen Z had actually been moving more and more conservative, but that kind of peaks in 2024 and begins to like... subside, plateau, taper off just a little bit.”
Open the episode · Millennials Are Taking Over American PoliticsListen at 7:28
Gen Z young women have shifted substantially toward progressive politics
“young women. who have shifted very progressive in the last couple of years”
Open the episode · Millennials Are Taking Over American PoliticsListen at 8:05
Gen Z is less incrementalist and more willing to pursue sweeping change
“Gen Z doesn't really share some of those sensibilities. They're much less incrementalist. They're much more, let's just burn it all down.”
Open the episode · Millennials Are Taking Over American PoliticsListen at 12:03
The distrustful millennial political style appeals more to Gen Z
“only one of which is appealing to Gen Z”
Open the episode · Millennials Are Taking Over American PoliticsListen at 16:09
Distrustful progressive politics is gaining over optimistic institutionalism among younger Democrats
“there are these different strains of kind of millennial Democratic thought, one of which is sort of being crushed while the other one is becoming ascendant because it's drawing in new allies from from the young Gen Z Democrats coming behind them.”
Open the episode · Millennials Are Taking Over American PoliticsListen at 17:14
The Democratic establishment will have to confront the ideological insurgency
“that's going to be something that their establishment is going to have to grapple with”
Open the episode · Millennials Are Taking Over American PoliticsListen at 21:54
College-educated upscale Democrats increasingly support far-left candidates
“Those college-educated, more upscale Democrats are now... They are much more likely to vote for a candidate of the far left than they were in the past.”
Open the episode · Millennials Are Taking Over American PoliticsListen at 23:34
Economic inequality exposure can build resentment among educated professionals
“a resentment starts to build up”
Open the episode · Millennials Are Taking Over American PoliticsListen at 27:02
Online algorithms prioritize anger-inducing content over happiness-inducing content
“these algorithms like are more likely to prioritize putting something into your feed that's going to. piss you off than something that's going to like make you make you happy”
Open the episode · Millennials Are Taking Over American PoliticsListen at 31:09
Anger-amplifying information makes elections feel perpetually competitive
“It's why every election constantly feels like a swing election.”
Open the episode · Millennials Are Taking Over American PoliticsListen at 32:47
People should study Raihan Salam's effort to counter Mamdani in New York
“I would recommend everybody who listens to your podcast to go read the profile of Raihan Salam and the Manhattan Institute and what he is trying to do to be a counterweight in Mamdani's New York.”
Open the episode · Millennials Are Taking Over American PoliticsListen at 34:14
Young Republicans are less committed to traditional free-market orthodoxy
“there is less of an adherence to sort of old school free market orthodoxy”
Open the episode · Millennials Are Taking Over American PoliticsListen at 36:44
Young Republicans are increasingly skeptical of institutions and markets
“They are a little bit more skeptical of institutions. They are a little bit more skeptical of markets.”
Open the episode · Millennials Are Taking Over American PoliticsListen at 36:58
Younger Republicans prefer domestic spending over overseas commitments
“They'd much rather see those resources at home.”
Open the episode · Millennials Are Taking Over American PoliticsListen at 37:56
Young men's recent rightward shift may not persist through 2028
“there's no guarantee that that will stick around through 2028 or beyond”
Open the episode · Millennials Are Taking Over American PoliticsListen at 38:34
Gen Z is unlikely to embrace the current political status quo
“I suspect that they are not landing in a place where they think anything that's happening right now is what they're looking for.”
Open the episode · Millennials Are Taking Over American PoliticsListen at 39:03
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