Democrats respond to men voters with insults and threats

 Blaze:

Democrats are melting down because men don't like Kamala Harris. Their solution: Accuse them of misogyny.

 Democrats have done their best to alienate male voters. Rather than try to win them back, they are dusting off a failed Clinton strategy.

The Clinton reference is to Hillary, not Bill. I suspect men are more willing to see Kamala's faults, and those faults are pretty massive for many people. Insults are not a persuasive way of dealing with this issue.  Harris has to make her case in a way that motivates men or she is likely to lose.

See also:

TDS Gets Real As Left-Wing Group Threatens Future Lawyers Who Work for Trump With Disbarment

To paraphrase something I have heard conservative radio talk show host Dan Bongino say often, the difference between conservatives and liberals is that conservatives think liberals are just people with bad ideas. Liberals think conservatives are not only people with bad ideas, they are bad people. The fact that he is right can be seen in the way the far-left reacts to conservatives. It's not enough to disagree with conservatives, but they and their whole lives must be destroyed. And when it comes to Donald Trump, there are "special" rules for him and anyone associated with or supporting him.
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And:

 NEW: Democrat Lawmakers Signal They Won't Certify Election If Donald Trump Wins

Trump derangement syndrome is still alive with some Democrats. 

And:

Democrats Have a Problem With Male Voters. Scott Jennings Has Some Thoughts on Why That Is.

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