Democrats need to reel in more men. These Mainers say the party needs better bait

In Maine, a group of men who supported Donald Trump in 2024 are being interviewed to understand why the Democratic Party is struggling to attract male voters. NPR's Leila Fadel explores this issue through fly fishing, symbolizing the Democrats' need to "catch" more male supporters with better policies and candidates. This conversation highlights the party's challenge in appealing to traditionally conservative male voters and underscores the importance of addressing these demographic shifts for future electoral success.