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While the Argentinian deal certainly undercut prices, the actual problem could be a deep, political prime cut of disaffected rural voters, served up hot and angry in the 2026 midterms.

The groypers purport to be a movement of disaffected far-right nationalists, predominantly young men, under the sway of charismatic podcasting personality Nick Fuentes.

Through viral videos and outreach to content creators and podcasters, Mamdani has reached disaffected voters at a time when faith in the Democratic party among its own members is at an all-time low.

Similarly, do what you want with Bud Light and Cracker Barrel, but you’re the one alienating and disaffecting an entire swath of customers.

Veteran TV news executives warn that any overt attempt to woo disaffected conservatives risks alienating the millions of viewers who are still watching CBS News programs.