And such a breath of fresh air from here.
At that site there are actual Millennials organizing, brainstorming and informing others. They are young, high-energy and have technical skills to build apps and websites to help other Millennials register to vote, understand the process and even get a ride to the polls.
It shocked me today when retrowire posted his "There's A Lot of Me" thread and mocking he received because of his age (27) and that he'd never trusted or cared for a politician enough to vote before. They pilloried young people on that thread. Yes... I know that younger people traditionally don't show up as much as older people, but they got a taste of what to do to win with Obama and, in my opinion, they like Bernie even more.
But it showed me that DU skews a bit older and old-fashioned in their beliefs and how they view politics. Many of them honestly do not get how social media and the Internet is changing voting. They get that over on Reddit.
Just read the thread. SMH: http://www.democraticunderground.com/1251734059
I'm just about to the point where I think these young people are going to sneak up on the political establishment in January and February and smack them straight in the head with a 2X4.
BTW, My little Bernie Snoo in my sig line was "borrowed" from /r/SandersforPresident.