Ex-Dem Gen Z voters abandon Biden, say they were misled for years by 'left-wing propaganda'

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Gen Z voters are leaving the Democratic Party in droves ahead of the presidential election in November, refusing to vote for President Biden as Trump gains steam with the historically deep-blue voting bloc.

Becky Oliveira and Grace Guentzel, former Democrats, joined "Fox & Friends" Tuesday to discuss why they ditched the party and its progressive values despite being raised in left-wing households.

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"I grew up in Queens… in New York… which is, admittedly, a very politically diverse borough, more than people might think," Oliveira told Lawrence Jones on Tuesday. "I grew up in this social media culture that was very dominated by left-wing propaganda, for lack of a better word, that was pushed to me through the algorithms and I accepted it wholeheartedly, I loved it. I was very into it until I started to come out of it and realize that a lot of what I believed was very emotional, and not really based in logic or fact."

"So once I started to have that realization, it really all came to a head around 2020 when I started to see how Democratic policies were playing out in my city," she continued. "Cashless bail for one… the riots after the killing of George Floyd… Madison Avenue being completely decimated by… these roving bands of rioters."

According to a Fox News poll,