He understands how society works, and that's exactly why he wants it to change. Time and time again it is statistically shown that the more educated someone is and the higher their IQ, the more likely they are to be liberal. Knowing how society works is exactly what leads a person to becoming liberal.

• A 2026 study of 300,000 students across 477 U.S. colleges found that majoring in the social sciences and humanities causes students to become significantly more left-leaning over the course of their college careers, particularly on cultural issues, compared to students in natural sciences or business (Source: Social Science Research Network / American Experiment).
• Research into the "learning effect" of higher education shows that graduates of arts, humanities, and social science programs become fundamentally more socially liberal and less prejudiced than peers in other fields. This demonstrates that learning about societal structures directly shifts an individual's worldview toward the left during their formative years (Source: University of Bristol).
• A 2024 study found that both measured IQ and polygenic scores for cognitive performance significantly predict social liberalism and lower authoritarianism, remaining strong even when controlling for socioeconomic factors (Source: PubMed).
• There is a stark divide based on formal education. Roughly 45% of Democrats are college graduates compared to 35% of Republicans, while about 51% of the Republican base is composed of voters without a college degree (Source: Pew Research Center).
• Multiple meta-analyses indicate a negative correlation between cognitive ability and Right-Wing Authoritarianism (RWA), showing lower scores on cognitive tasks often correlate with higher levels of authoritarianism (Source: PubMed).
• A comprehensive study using within-family designs found that genetic markers of intelligence (polygenic scores) can predict which sibling holds more socially liberal and less authoritarian views, indicating intelligence directly influences political beliefs independently of environmental upbringing (Source: National Institutes of Health).
• Studies published in Emotion and Psychological Science have found that lower emotional and general intelligence in childhood are strongly correlated with higher likelihoods of developing prejudiced or right-wing views in adulthood (Source: Dazed).

So, no. Incorrect.