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5. Completely agree...the raw number is used to make candidates move "right" nt

Reply to Erich Bloodaxe BSN (Reply #3)

Wed Oct 29, 2014, 09:13 PM

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Harvard Institute of Politics says Millennials breaking for GOP. [View all] Savannahmann Oct 2014 OP

One small but important clarification .... pkdu Oct 2014 #1

I don't know from 'many', or whether they have to be 'young' to disapprove Erich Bloodaxe BSN Oct 2014 #3

Completely agree...the raw number is used to make candidates move "right" nt pkdu Oct 2014 #5

That's fine customerserviceguy Oct 2014 #4

Agreed . We need same or better turnout...heck , I'm resigned (too late for this election)... pkdu Oct 2014 #7

"we need those who turned out in 2008 and 2012 to come out again." Nuclear Unicorn Oct 2014 #12

I really wish they'd actually ask 'why'? Erich Bloodaxe BSN Oct 2014 #2

Agreed. Nuclear Unicorn Oct 2014 #13

The poll also had this analysis, contrary to this one. Fred Sanders Oct 2014 #6

Aw man... calimary Oct 2014 #8

Offshoring good paying jobs and burdening them with massive student loans abelenkpe Oct 2014 #9

that poll sounds like utter nonsense virtualobserver Oct 2014 #10

Perhaps. Perhaps indeed Savannahmann Oct 2014 #16

How Proud Liberal Dem Oct 2014 #17

You should have looked at some of the links Savannahmann Oct 2014 #18

So Proud Liberal Dem Oct 2014 #20

Wow you haven't been paying attention lately have you? Savannahmann Oct 2014 #21

Problem is democrats are not reaching out joeglow3 Nov 2014 #33

there are always AA conservatives virtualobserver Oct 2014 #22

That's faintly horrifying Prophet 451 Oct 2014 #11

Not this Millennial. Ykcutnek Oct 2014 #14

+++ marions ghost Oct 2014 #25

Sometimes polls are bad. DemocraticWing Oct 2014 #15

People deserve what they get when they vote GOP. (But we don't.) Vinca Oct 2014 #19

Raising the age on Social Security? Savannahmann Oct 2014 #26

You realize you're citing the "Moonie Times," right? Vinca Oct 2014 #27

Being disappointed with the Dems and voting Repub is like... CJCRANE Oct 2014 #23

Fools, if the Millennials want to vote GOP so be it, they are the ones who will really get screwed Youdontwantthetruth Oct 2014 #24

millennials-have-landlines? -sure-they-do kal penn virtualobserver Nov 2014 #28

Oh? Savannahmann Nov 2014 #29

some polling companies do.... virtualobserver Nov 2014 #32

What is the Democratic Congressional approval? Savannahmann Nov 2014 #35

all of your concerns are clearly valid... virtualobserver Nov 2014 #36

'It's All Over. There Is no Hope.' Pre-Election Agitprop. MineralMan Nov 2014 #30

What has my message been all year? Savannahmann Nov 2014 #31

Meanwhile, a month ago I saw a poll saying millenials are socialists. JaneyVee Nov 2014 #34

Of course the kids are scared RobertEarl Nov 2014 #37