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tabbycat31

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3. if they vote that is

Reply to RainDog (Original post)

Sat Dec 29, 2012, 03:01 PM

Dec 2012

This is a generation that I am on the cusp of but identify with. (I was born in 1980 and was a very late bloomer). They came through big time in 2008 and 2012, but were absent in 2009 (NJ and VA had governor's races in which the GOP swept), 2010 (need I say more), and 2011 (NJ and VA had their entire statehouse on the ballot).

THey need to vote in the same pattern that their grandparents do.

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Millennials are more liberal than the politicians they elected [View all] RainDog Dec 2012 OP

It is over for the GOP & they don't even realize that they are dying a slow death. jillan Dec 2012 #1

Democrats need to pander to Democratic voters, not Republican legislators RainDog Dec 2012 #2

if they vote that is tabbycat31 Dec 2012 #3

You have to give people a reason to go to the polls RainDog Dec 2012 #4

Trust me, it is not without trying tabbycat31 Dec 2012 #5

And when they don't vote then the same people get elected, NYC Liberal Dec 2012 #8

Yea, you know, whatever.... WCGreen Dec 2012 #7

This has been the case for decades, yet Republicans and conservative Democrats continue to control leveymg Dec 2012 #6

The only time we the people get anything is to relieve pressure TheKentuckian Dec 2012 #9