The Future is Here

NASCAR Dad ◻️ A white, working class father A NASCAR dad is a lower income, working class white father . The term was made popular during the 2004 US presidential election. The term is often used in the political arena to refer to a group of voters that fit the "white, working class dad" description. This group of voters is known for placing more emphasis on values rather than party labels . The term comes from the popularity of NASCAR among the white, working class male demographic. ❓Example "He didn't win the urban vote but scored well with NASCAR dads ." ▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬ A NASCAR dad with his wife and son: The term gained prominence during the 2004 US presidential election , when it was used to describe a key group of voters that both George W. Bush and John Kerry were vying to win over. The term has since become a popular way of referring to a particular subset of the white, working-class male demographic. NASCAR racing has a significant following in the

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