Evolutionary scientists details why 'existential angst' makes progressives less happy than conservatives
Hang Out With Sean Hannity Evolutionary scientists details why 'existential angst' makes progressives less happy than conservatives Dr. Saad reveals research indicating conservatives often experience greater happiness due to their appreciation for foundational societal values. He contrasts this with progressives, who he observes frequently face "existential angst" stemming from perceived injustices within society.
- ▪Hang Out With Sean Hannity Evolutionary scientists details why 'existential angst' makes progressives less happy than conservatives Dr.
- ▪Saad reveals research indicating conservatives often experience greater happiness due to their appreciation for foundational societal values.
- ▪He contrasts this with progressives, who he observes frequently face "existential angst" stemming from perceived injustices within society.
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Hang Out With Sean Hannity Evolutionary scientists details why 'existential angst' makes progressives less happy than conservatives Dr. Gad Saad points to decades of research and contrasts 'existential comfort' with progressive dissatisfaction By Taylor Penley Fox News Published June 9, 2026 10:00am EDT Facebook Twitter Threads Flipboard Comments Print Email Add Fox News on Google close Video Conservatives are found to be happier than progressivists, psychologist asserts Professor Gad Saad, an evolutionary psychologist, joins Sean Hannity's podcast to explore the differing psychological states of conservatives and progressives. Saad reveals research indicating conservatives often experience greater happiness due to their appreciation for foundational societal values.
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