Surprise! Actually, not really....Millennials continue to shift to the right

[Anonymous]

I hope for the sake of my daughters that you are wrong.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:LOLOLOLOLOLOLOL......LOL

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Citing polling data from 2017? LMAO.. clearly you didn't even see how that trend changed in the 2020 elections, and now millennials are 6 years older from your way out dated data.

And Biden is doing terrible with Millennials now:

https://news.gallup.com/poll/391733/biden-job-approval-down-among-younger-generations.aspx

Next time, try to do better than citing 6 year old data.

I am sure you believe that 3 criminal indictments with more to come and a jury finding that Trump is a rapist did wonders for the right wing's brand.

Good luck with the continued shine on your brand. Much more attractive now with the new developments, rube.

LOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOL...LOL

Trump believes that all publicity is good publicity. I hope he continues to get his fill of this type of publicity. It really shines up and elevates the GOP brand.

[Anonymous]

I think some of them are falling in the hype cycle. They laid their hopes on Democrats and their emotions soared, then they realized that things more a lot more slowly than they'd like and that campaign churn is a mess, political sausage making is a mess and so on, and ended in the trough of disillusionment. But as they get through that, many will realize that Republicans are still worse.

[Anonymous]

There’s no meat in that Nate Cohn yellow journalism piece. Where are the quotes? Where’s the proof? Where are the statistics? The Roper Center website yields nothing.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Tale as old as time: the older you get, the more conservative you become because you have actual life experience, have been mugged longer by the government for taxes, have a family, and acquire wealth. So much for the myth that the GOP would die off with the Boomers:

https://www.nytimes.com/2023/06/01/upshot/millennials-polling-politics-republicans.html

Let's see how badly the Democrats accelerate this trend in 2024.

Gen Xer here and I haven’t found this to be true. The GOP isn’t the party of fiscal responsibility anymore. And Gen Xers and millennials are parents and there are a whole lot of issues that the GOP done mess up (abortion, climate change banning books)

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Tale as old as time: the older you get, the more conservative you become because you have actual life experience, have been mugged longer by the government for taxes, have a family, and acquire wealth. So much for the myth that the GOP would die off with the Boomers:

https://www.nytimes.com/2023/06/01/upshot/millennials-polling-politics-republicans.html

Let's see how badly the Democrats accelerate this trend in 2024.

I haven't found this true with my friends. I think this is "wishful hoping" on your part!

Wow, because anecdotal stories are so useful, as opposed to the objective stats used in the article that covered the entire cohort of Millennials.

Guess you must be a younger Millennial at the tailend who was taught common core math.

Well, whose idea was it to shift to common core math??

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Boomers are dying off and GenZ won't be voting for anything other than liberals and progressives for at least 20 years.

Young people don't vote.

SWISHCONSIN

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:I think it's also because of the extreme left wing progressives. If Dems had remain more moderate, I don't think you would see a shift. And then of course, high taxes (in conjunction with hcol) is another factor.

Even so, it's not a seismic shift. Millennials are more educated than their parents and grand parents, and the more educated you are, the more you lean left.

How much more moderate can the leader of the Dems be than Joe Biden? Sure, there is a progressive wing, what else is new? The idea that the democrats are off the deep end towards socialism or communism is just right wing BS.

Joe Biden is very far left of Bill Clinton.

In what aspects? It's hard to compare people from different eras on how conservative or liberal they are since society is so different. It would be like saying someone in 2023 is far left of someone in 1923 because he approves of women wearing pants. In 1923, that would have been an extremely progressive view. Today, even most right-wing Republicans are good with it. Even in the 30 years since Bill Clinton was President, society has changed so much. For example, when Clinton passed the "Don't Ask Don't Tell" policy about gays in the military, Republicans were in an uproar! Now, it is so outdated and criticized. But for that time it was progressive. In that same era, FMLA was passed. Again, Rs were completely against it. Now, it's mainstream. So where is Biden to the very far left of B. Clinton? Biden is actually a pretty moderate Democrat.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Boomers are dying off and GenZ won't be voting for anything other than liberals and progressives for at least 20 years.

Young people don't vote.

Young people who are registered to vote, vote at same levels as Gen X & Millennials. The issue is fewer are registered. Why? Well some is disinterest but many states don’t allow you to register until 2 months before you turn 18. Who remembers that? There’s a push to get kids pre-registered in HS as part of civic engagement.

[Anonymous]

Naah, they aren’t putting up with anti LGBTQ posturing, abortion, climate change denial. Sorry, you are dead wrong.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Tale as old as time: the older you get, the more conservative you become because you have actual life experience, have been mugged longer by the government for taxes, have a family, and acquire wealth. So much for the myth that the GOP would die off with the Boomers:

https://www.nytimes.com/2023/06/01/upshot/millennials-polling-politics-republicans.html

Let's see how badly the Democrats accelerate this trend in 2024.

Yeah speak for yourself. My 80-something year old white parents have gotten way more liberal as they got older. Especially around social issues. Same for their siblings. None of them cares about things having to do with sex, which Republicans think is an issue they can win on. Or rather I should say, they don't think the government has any business being the morality police like the GOP thinks it should be. Whether that's regarding LGBTQ, abortion, etc. They also are much more aware of racial injustices than when we were younger and will talk a lot more about what it was like growing up in the 1940s and 1950s with regard to racism and bigotry.

And I'm still as liberal as they come at age 58.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Tale as old as time: the older you get, the more conservative you become because you have actual life experience, have been mugged longer by the government for taxes, have a family, and acquire wealth. So much for the myth that the GOP would die off with the Boomers:

https://www.nytimes.com/2023/06/01/upshot/millennials-polling-politics-republicans.html

Let's see how badly the Democrats accelerate this trend in 2024.

Um. The parties will continually modify their coalitions / priorities to be competitive. It’s not like the Rs have stayed true to their 1950s positions, and vice versa. The parties will always be competitive. Big losses in a cycle should lead to changes. I mean - duh.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Tale as old as time: the older you get, the more conservative you become because you have actual life experience, have been mugged longer by the government for taxes, have a family, and acquire wealth. So much for the myth that the GOP would die off with the Boomers:

https://www.nytimes.com/2023/06/01/upshot/millennials-polling-politics-republicans.html

Let's see how badly the Democrats accelerate this trend in 2024.

Yeah speak for yourself. My 80-something year old white parents have gotten way more liberal as they got older. Especially around social issues. Same for their siblings. None of them cares about things having to do with sex, which Republicans think is an issue they can win on. Or rather I should say, they don't think the government has any business being the morality police like the GOP thinks it should be. Whether that's regarding LGBTQ, abortion, etc. They also are much more aware of racial injustices than when we were younger and will talk a lot more about what it was like growing up in the 1940s and 1950s with regard to racism and bigotry.

And I'm still as liberal as they come at age 58.

Sharing anecdotes in a thread about trends across the population demonstrates a lack of critical thinking ability.

[Anonymous]

Red wave! Ha!

[Anonymous]

Millennials are staying the same. The left is just going further left.