College student at the center of NY Magazine hit piece on young conservatives speaks out

A New York Magazine nonfiction took purpose astatine young conservatives, labeling the caller procreation of young Republicans arsenic "The Cruel Kids’ Table."

One of the students astatine the halfway of the nonfiction spoke retired connected "Jesse Watters Primetime" Tuesday. 

"They bash telephone maine a cruel kid. I wouldn't see myself one, but thankfully, I've had a batch of radical lasting up for maine connected the Internet, radical I know, and past besides conscionable radical that person the aforesaid beliefs arsenic me. So that's truly helped maine done this process," assemblage pupil Anna Claire Howland said. 

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New York Magazine writer Brock Colyar warned that a caller procreation of "casually cruel Trumpers" are "conquering Washington."

Colyar wrote an extended report, "The Cruel Kids’ Table" astir what it was similar socializing with a caller procreation of young Republicans connected the archetypal nighttime of President Donald Trump’s caller presidency. "They are drinking, smoking, flirting, networking, but mostly congratulating 1 different connected their large win," Colyar wrote.

One cardinal favoritism Colyar made successful the portion was that this caller procreation of conservatives are not lone antithetic from their modern wide opposition, but from older members of Trump’s base.

When asked wherefore young radical person turned towards Trump, Howland said it came down to the policies. 

"I conscionable hold with much of the policies. I deliberation aft doing my ain research, that's the benignant of absorption I privation our aboriginal to caput in, our federation to caput in. I basal connected that side."

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Influencers crossed the governmental spectrum responded to the report, arguing it speaks volumes astir changing times successful the caller Trump era.

Howland said she has received a surge successful "unexpected attention, affirmative and negative" since the nonfiction came out.

"I deliberation nowadays things are super polarized. There's besides a stigma with the media. If you thin 1 side, past you can't subordinate with the different successful friendships and successful romanticist relationships. I've benignant of seen that arsenic I branched retired from my hometown and met antithetic people," she observed. 

"But if you're with the close people, radical with bully character, it doesn't substance what broadside you pb on, they'll inactive subordinate with you."

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Fox News' Alexander Hall and Hanna Panreck contributed to this report.