S.E. Cupp says the Trump campaign 'has officially conceded it can't win young voters' (because of THIS?)

Doug P. | 3:55 PM on May 11, 2019

As we told you earlier, President Trump’s nickname for Pete Buttigieg of “Alfred E. Neuman” drew a response from the Democrat presidential candidate which was quickly roasted by MAD Magazine. It’s all pretty darn funny, but CNN’s S.E. Cupp sees it as having a negative impact on Trump’s re-election chances:

With this old fogey nickname for @PeteButtigieg, Trump’s campaign has officially conceded it can’t win young voters. https://t.co/kat1m3zkFr

— S.E. Cupp (@secupp) May 11, 2019

Suffice to say, not everybody agrees with that — even some who might be considered old fogeys:

Mad Magazine being considered some sort of old fogey thing is a new one on me. Did everyone miss Mad TV? Or liberals calling Bush the same thing with “what me worry” signs when he was president? This is weird to me. Or I’m just an old fogey. https://t.co/2DKQwrDaU1

— Ben (@BenHowe) May 11, 2019

Not even the young voters that are now employed thanks to Trump’s stewardship of America’s economy?https://t.co/9aZ1B4q51N

— Adam Baldwin (@AdamBaldwin) May 11, 2019

Trying to recall the last time I heard someone use the term 'old fogey.' https://t.co/8S9dxKPVe3

— Kevin in ABQ (@KevinInABQ) May 11, 2019

I'm 30 and I know who that is. @MADmagazine was an integral part of my growing up. https://t.co/oP0qLy9kVH

— Delroy Dyer ???? (@DelroyDyer89) May 11, 2019

I loved Mad Magazine as a kid, as did many Gen Xers, so thanks for calling us old fogeys. Winning hearts and minds. https://t.co/h5ffaNHojc

— Mo Mo (@molratty) May 11, 2019