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Don't worry...millennials too impatient to vote...if they can't do it via smart phone they are just too busy to take the time...
I agree, I'll bet most millennials didn't take the time to vote, and yet they are willing to waste their time protesting. How is protesting and rioting supposed to change anything? Our new president was elected into office, they can't change the decision through protest.
Oh no! Don't tell me that someone is unhappy. . . why, we can't have that! Isn't the world supposed to be fair and perfect for everyone?
Most of the unhappy ones are college kids who start out as liberals and then move to the right when they get their first job and see that they've worked hard for their check and so much of it goes to support freeloaders and illegals.
Millennial turnout for this election was at 18% of all eligible voters. We didn't want her in office anymore than we wanted Trump. Trump was just the worse choice.
Sanders was screwed out of his nomination and would have handily taken the presidency. This, I blame on the DNC 100%.
Now we have two idiots (Trump and Pence) headed to the White House, All 3 branches of government controlled by Republicans.
Some anti-science, religious, crazy stuff is on the way.
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Oh little man, when you grow up and start paying taxes, many of your nirvana fantasies will fade into the memories of your naive youth.
It's fun being young and irresponsible. Oh, but you will have to move out of Mom's basement.
Ha ha ha. Gen X has been working for 20 years. We're either in our prime earning years or heading towards them. Your statement is sheer lunacy.....or worse.....perhaps dementia? You probably should get that checked out.
Now run (or rascal scoot) along to your geriatric physician. And collect your Social Security that I and gen X help pay for the last 2 decades.
Millennial turnout for this election was at 18% of all eligible voters. We didn't want her in office anymore than we wanted Trump. Trump was just the worse choice.
Sanders was screwed out of his nomination and would have handily taken the presidency. This, I blame on the DNC 100%.
Now we have two idiots (Trump and Pence) headed to the White House, All 3 branches of government controlled by Republicans.
Some anti-science, religious, crazy stuff is on the way.
I doubt that. What anti science are you referring too? I voted Trump and have a Phd in the sciences. Are you going to start telling me about science and climate change? Would love to debate that on the merits, and someone telling me all the consensus bs, and how correlation equates to cause and effect...
What religous crazy stuff? I am pretty sure that Trump has no problem with religions....I believe you are blending risk profiling with being anti religious...
It would have been fun to see Bernie win....but it is hard for me to believe that America would have elected a socialist for President...
Really, our model to pay for everything is huge income and wealth redistribution?
There is a rally of hundreds if not a 1000 or more in Chicago. Another one is getting organized in Phoenix where high school kids walked out of class this afternoon. It's going to grow.
Good to see they aren't hiding in their safe spaces. If the protesters take their displeasure and multiply it by 8 years, they will understand how the silent majority felt.
The point is, many liberals can't grasp that many educated folks reject liberalism and Clinton. I have a Phd, and would shoot myself before voting for Clinton.
This isn't what voting statistics say dude.
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