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Lone_Star_Dem

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3. Maybe. My daughter is mid 20's and her friends are pissed.

Reply to BarackTheVote (Original post)

Sat Oct 6, 2012, 01:09 AM

Oct 2012

My daughter is probably of the last generation to have really enjoyed Sesame Street as a child. Still, that's a two generation run of popularity. Not bad!

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I think Romney handed Obama the youth vote with his Big Bird comment [View all] BarackTheVote Oct 2012 OP

I've been saying it all day: Willard put a face on his proposed killing of PBS. Indpndnt Oct 2012 #1

Sesame Street debuted in 1969 Bjorn Against Oct 2012 #2

I still remember the first show! jberryhill Oct 2012 #7

Maybe. My daughter is mid 20's and her friends are pissed. Lone_Star_Dem Oct 2012 #3

I didn't know six-year-olds could vote... regnaD kciN Oct 2012 #4

I was once a child 31 now DisabledAmerican Oct 2012 #8

My point is, the youth vote is incredibly important to Obama BarackTheVote Oct 2012 #5

I'm 47 and I love Big Bird and Sesame Street ellie Oct 2012 #6

32, here...and I can tell you that everyone around my age is livid. Shit my heart broke. vaberella Oct 2012 #9

Well, you have anyone who was born in the 60s and up SaveAmerica Oct 2012 #10

Not to mention the Perdue family vote. Kurovski Oct 2012 #11