The DSA’s demographic sweet spot, trouble in two countries and other commentary
Opinion editorial The DSA’s demographic sweet spot, trouble in two countries and other commentary By Post Editorial Board Published July 24, 2026, 8:59 p.m. ET See more of our coverage in your search results. Climate change is the typical “scapegoat” for wildfires, but President Trump “blamed Canada’s “Willful Negligence” in failing to manage its forests” and “threatened to add the smoke’s “incalculable” costs” to Canada’s tariffs.
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- ▪Climate change is the typical “scapegoat” for wildfires, but President Trump “blamed Canada’s “Willful Negligence” in failing to manage its forests” and “threatened to add the smoke’s “incalculable” costs” to Canada’s tariffs.
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Opinion editorial The DSA’s demographic sweet spot, trouble in two countries and other commentary By Post Editorial Board Published July 24, 2026, 8:59 p.m. ET See more of our coverage in your search results. Add The New York Post on Google Liberal: The DSA’s Demographic Sweet Spot “The most Democratic voting group in America,” notes Silver Bulletin’s Nate Silver, is “voters with postgraduate degrees but lower-to-middle household incomes of $30K to $60K per year.” And it is “very much also the sweet spot for the DSA,” whose own “most recent member survey” revealed that “80 percent of members aged 25 or older had bachelor’s degrees” while “45 percent had household incomes below $60,000 per year.” (In contrast, “the most Republican voters in the country” are “high-earners who didn’t attend…
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