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BannonsLiver

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1. And then most of them grew up to be Reaganites

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Columbia University 1968 protesting the Vietnam War. [View all] surfered May 2024 OP

And then most of them grew up to be Reaganites BannonsLiver May 2024 #1

NOT true.. whathehell May 2024 #2

Lol all evidence to the contrary... BannonsLiver May 2024 #3

You're "evidence" would be more compelling whathehell May 2024 #7

Carter won in those under 30 DBoon May 2024 #27

The majority of Vietnam protesters were in their early 30s in 1980. LeftInTX May 2024 #33

It can't seem to find a published survey that breaks down 1980 voter preference by prior position on the Vietnam War DBoon May 2024 #29

"Most" is not the same as "All" In Too Deep May 2024 #19

No one can say "most" OR "all". whathehell May 2024 #22

I can say most - and I did. In Too Deep May 2024 #25

Lol..yes, anyone "can" say anything whathehell May 2024 #36

BULLSHIT..most of us did not grow up to be Reaganites... agingdem May 2024 #4

Where did Reagan get his votes from? former9thward May 2024 #6

..Not from Ivy League anti-war protesters. whathehell May 2024 #8

Well, they weren't Ivy League anti-war protestors by the time 1980 rolled around. former9thward May 2024 #9

No, they were smart enough to graduate and whathehell May 2024 #11

And you know how all of them voted. former9thward May 2024 #12

...No, but you do? whathehell May 2024 #14

Maybe do a cut and paste where I said that. former9thward May 2024 #15

Lol..Maybe you defended the poster who did say it whathehell May 2024 #16

Post #11 former9thward May 2024 #17

Again whathehell May 2024 #20

Those that were referred as Hard Hats in the sixties. Big Blue Marble May 2024 #23

Actually union members voted for Carter overall DBoon May 2024 #31

Maybe so. Big Blue Marble May 2024 #34

White people over 30 DBoon May 2024 #28

I'm sure some people flipped but it was probably a small percentage. Ace Rothstein May 2024 #32

That is a bull shit slur that is repeated too often. PufPuf23 May 2024 #10

It is exactly that.. whathehell May 2024 #13

That is simply not true. Big Blue Marble May 2024 #24

The Columbia 1968 student strike Hamilton Hall take over. former9thward May 2024 #5

Does anyone know Nancy Skinner or does she read DU? PufPuf23 May 2024 #18

How today's antiwar protests stack up against major student movements in history LeftInTX May 2024 #21

Here are the first 4 paragraphs of article you posted. Cherry picking much? PufPuf23 May 2024 #26

They are different because anti-apartheid was pushing against an open door. LeftInTX May 2024 #30

"Recent protests have not yet reached the scale of the major student protests of the late 1960s against the Vietnam War PufPuf23 May 2024 #37

Well, you admit the protests are different! LeftInTX May 2024 #38

Jewish Community Leaders Say Cal Poly Humboldt Protests are not Anti-Semitic. PufPuf23 May 2024 #39

Writer Laurie Colwin in her wonderful book "Home Cooking" describes her time as a Columbia student betsuni May 2024 #35