Gen Z shatters America's political orthodoxies
GlobeAlert Desk · curated from Axios · North America
Young Americans are challenging beliefs their parents and grandparents once considered sacred — from socialism and Israel to Christianity.Why it matters: Neither party can count on old political loyalties to win over a generation increasingly willing to break with the past.Socialism: 35 years after the Soviet Union collapsed, some 57% of Americans ages 18–34 view socialism positively, compared with 43% for capitalism, according to a September 2026 Gallup poll. Among Americans 55 and older, 65% view capitalism positively, compared with 34% for socialism.Israel: Decades after Israel fought wars
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