2016 Postmortem

arcane1

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52. If they don't vote for Clinton they'll go under the bus.

Reply to jeff47 (Reply #31)

Tue Oct 20, 2015, 01:41 PM

Oct 2015

Soon we'll be hearing that they're "not real Americans" or some such nonsense.

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Millenials are the key to Democratic success, and overwhelmingly, they want Bernie [View all] Bubzer Oct 2015 OP

I can't see the younger people wanting to vote for the Status Quo that has so screwed them Hydra Oct 2015 #1

Nailed it ... "If no real change is presented, why expect support?" nt slipslidingaway Oct 2015 #2

They won't. Avalux Oct 2015 #40

Yes, they are pissed off about having their opportunities taken away from them and they liberal_at_heart Oct 2015 #59

K&R - and it's not just Millenials who love Bernie 99th_Monkey Oct 2015 #3

Great post! Art_from_Ark Oct 2015 #34

Thank you. nt 99th_Monkey Oct 2015 #41

Yes, I agree. Great post. azmom Oct 2015 #54

But! It's! Her! TURN! Scootaloo Oct 2015 #4

Just Like Last Time... 2007/2008 WillyT Oct 2015 #5

In the three hours I spent trying to register new voters... Duckfan Oct 2015 #6

Millennials (also known as the Millennial Generation[1] or Generation Y) jtuck004 Oct 2015 #10

From the Book PADemD Oct 2015 #12

I'm a millennial AJH032 Oct 2015 #7

But what does it mean? Duckfan Oct 2015 #8

It means they came of age around the year 2000 (the millenial) or later thesquanderer Oct 2015 #19

Remember Windows Millenial Edition? Spitfire of ATJ Oct 2015 #66

Canadian Liberals just got a Landslide DESPITE POLLS!!! cprise Oct 2015 #9

No they didn't dsc Oct 2015 #17

Which poll was that? cprise Oct 2015 #47

the cbc poll tracker dsc Oct 2015 #48

IIRC it shifted right near the end, didn't show a majority result. cprise Oct 2015 #53

they were fairly close in percentages dsc Oct 2015 #58

Why the late, strong trend? People digging in to research candidates cprise Oct 2015 #63

And if millennials don't get their binky? LuvLoogie Oct 2015 #11

You sound like you need a binky. nt malokvale77 Oct 2015 #14

Or they just move back home and live off their parents. leftofcool Oct 2015 #29

Are you freaking kidding me? Our young azmom Oct 2015 #55

Hurling insults is totally the best way to get voters to support your cause. (nt) jeff47 Oct 2015 #31

If they don't vote for Clinton they'll go under the bus. arcane1 Oct 2015 #52

Nice disdain for a generation artislife Oct 2015 #37

Then you don't get their votey. Jester Messiah Oct 2015 #56

Sanders would make a great vice president uponit7771 Oct 2015 #13

My grandkids are certainly enthusiastic about Bernie. nt malokvale77 Oct 2015 #15

And overwhelmingly they are the least informed, least self-less of the electorate. nt kelliekat44 Oct 2015 #16

What is the basis for such a statement? stillwaiting Oct 2015 #21

Thats a GOP talking point. Bubzer Oct 2015 #23

I agree and also the least likely to vote. I work with many, many young people, most Tipperary Oct 2015 #25

Well, for their entire adult life, we've given them the choice between jeff47 Oct 2015 #32

You Don't know a thing about milleneals azmom Oct 2015 #57

I think I disagree that they are the least informed. I see all jwirr Oct 2015 #62

Bernie isnt going to win the nomination moobu2 Oct 2015 #18

While you've got your crystal ball out, mind getting winning lottary numbers as well? Bubzer Oct 2015 #24

I would think in these terms we need baby boomers treestar Oct 2015 #20

This year, Millennials will overtake Baby Boomers Fumesucker Oct 2015 #22

The baby boomers are more likely to vote. Tipperary Oct 2015 #26

I am the first of the Baby Boomers 1946 bkkyosemite Oct 2015 #27

Three baby boomers in our household and all 3 are Bernie supports and 1 "greatest generation" is in_cog_ni_to Oct 2015 #38

Nope. There are more millennials than boomers now. (nt) jeff47 Oct 2015 #33

Yep! 83.1 million millennials and 74 million boomers. Millennials support Bernie and are going in_cog_ni_to Oct 2015 #36

strange because the boomers did not necessarily replace themselves. treestar Oct 2015 #43

Yep. Both generations started out the same size jeff47 Oct 2015 #44

Polls are showing Robbins Oct 2015 #28

Short term thinking artislife Oct 2015 #39

Yes they do! My son, his girlfriend and everyone he knows on campus supports Bernie. Even his in_cog_ni_to Oct 2015 #30

The millenials in my area tend to be very excited about Bernie. Bubzer Oct 2015 #35

They are the key to our success but also the key to our midterm losses and any voting segment that Bluenorthwest Oct 2015 #42

Minorities are the key to Democratic success. And we love Hillary. nt. LexVegas Oct 2015 #45

then get ready for Robbins Oct 2015 #50

Exactly. jwirr Oct 2015 #65

you sure are sure of yourself. There are all kinds of groups that can claim to be the key liberal_at_heart Oct 2015 #61

As a millenial, if you're staking Bernie's chances of winning on us, it's over. StrongBad Oct 2015 #46

I hate these things that single out one group treestar Oct 2015 #49

Bernie's greatest achievement will be making it acceptable or OK to vote for someone like him randys1 Oct 2015 #51

I'm a Millenial for Hillary. Metric System Oct 2015 #60

And here I thought the "H" meant Hankerin for Bernie... Bubzer Oct 2015 #64