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Mon Nov 12, 2012, 09:24 PM

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3. Don't forget Ted Nugent

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Youth Vote Gap Suggests Republicans Risk Losing An 'Entire Generation' To Democrats [View all]	Grassy Knoll	Nov 2012	OP
Amazing. You'd think the Youths would be all over Bill O'Reilly and Meatloaf.	valerief	Nov 2012	#1
Don't forget Ted Nugent	Hugabear	Nov 2012	#3
Oh, but I try. I truly try. nt	valerief	Nov 2012	#11
Pat Boone, too! The kids just love that rock-n-roll music.	Arugula Latte	Nov 2012	#24
You'd think that.	JoeyT	Nov 2012	#29
"Meatloaf" is a synonym for "flaccid".	Spitfire of ATJ	Nov 2012	#31
Other polls had Obama at 67% with the youth vote.	Dawson Leery	Nov 2012	#2
Democrats marching around in the 60's were among those who put Reagan into office, so	jtuck004	Nov 2012	#4
doubtful. it was the dems in the "silent majority" that went for reagan and they were NOT	msongs	Nov 2012	#5
lol.ok, whatever you say. n/t	jtuck004	Nov 2012	#6
The boomers are a divided generation.	Dawson Leery	Nov 2012	#7
I totally agree regarding boomer division	du_grad	Nov 2012	#14
The vast majority of millenials are concerned about family matters	Dawson Leery	Nov 2012	#16
+1 nt	ProudProgressiveNow	Nov 2012	#37
Oh, come on. We didn't put Reagan into office. And the assumption that just a better (R) campaign	pinto	Nov 2012	#9
Yeah, a whole generation just suddenly appeared on the earth to vote for the idiot.	jtuck004	Nov 2012	#10
Don't get your points. Are they about the Reagan election or this one? Or both?	pinto	Nov 2012	#13
Sorry. I do that.	jtuck004	Nov 2012	#20
We know that people do do this	Alcibiades	Nov 2012	#49
"but the real energy in the GOP comes from people who are obviously demented,"	jtuck004	Nov 2012	#51
I think they already are the party of George Wallace voters and millionaires,	Raksha	Nov 2012	#53
I checked out the figures for the 1980 vote a few months ago	starroute	Nov 2012	#19
If they were 20ish in 1960 they were 40ish in 1980,which seems to fit your facts.	jtuck004	Nov 2012	#22
If they were 20ish in 1960 they were 40ish in 1980,which seems to fit your facts.	AlbertCat	Nov 2012	#27
AlbertCat	Diclotican	Nov 2012	#30
you all talking about my generation.. i was first year of the boomer's 1946	oldhippydude	Nov 2012	#32
+1000 nt	ProudProgressiveNow	Nov 2012	#38
oldhippydude	Diclotican	Nov 2012	#41
People change. I doubt they have been lost for a generation. Heck, I wouldn't	jtuck004	Nov 2012	#33
Except that that's the point	Alcibiades	Nov 2012	#50
I agree that there's no such thing as a free lunch	piechartking	Nov 2012	#34
Ummmm, not so fast......	JPK	Nov 2012	#43
My point was in responding to the statement "lost for a generation". People change,	jtuck004	Nov 2012	#44
+1 nt	ProudProgressiveNow	Nov 2012	#35
This is encouraging news	ladym55	Nov 2012	#8
Amen!	neversaydie	Nov 2012	#12
it is indeed	Skittles	Nov 2012	#21
I guess Pat Boone just ain't hip enough for the youth anymore :P	workinclasszero	Nov 2012	#15
deservedly so	olddad56	Nov 2012	#17
Republicans: the party if the past.	truthisfreedom	Nov 2012	#18
+1 nt	ProudProgressiveNow	Nov 2012	#36
Whatever they are doing	SoapBox	Nov 2012	#23
This is what happens when you cater to the old, white folk primarily	sakabatou	Nov 2012	#25
As it should be considering they've attempted to decimate their	Live and Learn	Nov 2012	#26
Maybe they are scared of Climate change-and the GOP offers zilch	ErikJ	Nov 2012	#28
That's like the FDR generation.	David__77	Nov 2012	#39
I really hope that's the case	ut oh	Nov 2012	#40
Anyone that remembers Bush Hell wouldn't...	santamargarita	Nov 2012	#42
Don't know how many times I've read that the coming demographic shift will pull the rug from under	FiveGoodMen	Nov 2012	#45
I've read that the 19% was even higher than the over 65 age group	MNBrewer	Nov 2012	#46
Their youth outreach effort is called "Generation Opportunity"	KamaAina	Nov 2012	#47
Didn't Karl Rove say that they would be in power for "a generation"????	underpants	Nov 2012	#48
Let us hope so.	Zoeisright	Nov 2012	#52
People in the 60-69 age bracket vote at 3 times the rate as 18-29	Major Nikon	Nov 2012	#54
What a coincidence!	Turbineguy	Nov 2012	#55

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