I think the author confuses a general strategy of brown nosing or trend watching to get ahead versus the popular opinions themselves causing the problem. > the

I think the author confuses a general strategy of brown nosing or trend watching to get ahead versus the popular opinions themselves causing the problem. > the Biden years were the first Millennial presidency: inauthentic, bureaucratic, neurotic, seduced by jargon and theory, indifferent to the needs of those outside their own caste. As opposed to now in 2025? > Moreover, the Right shows signs of creating its own, reciprocal patronage and virtue economy, stocked with influencers and thought-leaders who similarly produce little more than anger at their now dethroned Left-wing counterparts. That ought to be abhorred as much as its progressive forebear. Okay, but then how does that support the thesis that it's a "Millennial" thing if it's still happening 10-20 years later?