Are men really necessary?

Based on last week's election results and exit polling, the answer is a resounding yes.

America needs a Republican duo like Donald Trump and JD Vance to right its course. I'm not the only one who thinks so.

A lot of Americans voted to reelect former President Trump in this election, nearly 75 million ‒ including myself. But the demographic who voted the most for Trump is men, including Latino men, white men and men without a college degree.

For decades, extremists on the political and social left has told America's men loudly and often that they are stupid, predatory and unnecessary.

Painted by influential progressives in higher education, the entertainment industry and the news media as ignorant, loathsome and incompetent, America's men had their revenge on Election Day.

They voted for Trump in huge numbers.

One of the key data points in this election was the incredible surge of Latino men who voted for Trump this year, compared with 2020.

In 2020, Latino men voted for Joe Biden by a large margin, 59% to 36%. In this election, Latino men voted for Trump over Vice President Kamala Harris by 12 points, 55 to 43%. That's an amazing 19-point shift in favor of Trump in only four years.

In Texas, where Latinos make up 40% of the population, Trump's gains were even more startling. In Starr County, on the border with Mexico and with a mostly Latino population, voters moved to Trump by a stunning 76 percentage points........

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