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Is It Cool to Be Right-Wing Now?
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And should conservatives talk to reporters who hate their guts? Suzy Weiss and Josh Code discuss.
By Josh Code and Suzy Weiss
01.30.25 — Culture and Ideas
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If you’ve been on X this week, you’ve probably caught yourself reading a lot about the image on the front of the latest issue of New York magazine.

Not since Paper had Kim Kardashian pop champagne onto a coupe perched on her own tush has a cover set off more discussion than this one. The picture features dressed-up Gen Z Trumpers toasting and taking Washington, and it came with the headline “The Cruel Kids’ Table.” It was an image that launched a thousand posts including ruminations that we might be in the midst of the next roaring ’20s (or possibly a lamer version); about how the mainstream media would have you believe it was a whites-only party; and about whether or not the New Right should play ball with reporters who hate their guts.

If you haven’t seen it, we don’t know where you’ve been! But here it is:

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Josh Code
Josh Code is an assistant editor at The Free Press. He previously wrote for The Palo Alto Weekly.
Suzy Weiss
Suzy Weiss is a co-founder and reporter for The Free Press. Before that, she worked as a features reporter at the New York Post. There, she covered the internet, culture, dating, dieting, technology, and Gen Z. Her work has also appeared in Tablet, the New York Daily News, The Wall Street Journal, and McSweeney's Internet Tendency, among others.
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