It sounds like you have two spart daughters. I cannot imagine why any 18 to 35 year olds would vote for Obama. If he maintains the same policies he has been promoting, these young people will have no SS, no medicare as it will be nonexistent when they turn 65. They will be saddled with this enormous debt which will trickle down to their children. Jobs are seriously scarce for them now and that will not improve under Obama with his regulations and taxes. The price of gasoline is not going to come down as Obama banned the Keystone pipeline and most drilling on public lands. Many of them are having to move back in with their parents. The future does not look bright for them with four more years of the same old, same old.
Some college student asked Obama about jobs and Obama said something to the effect that he would create more manufacturing jobs. I bet this young man did not go to college to get a manufacturing job.
I could go on and on, but I think these young people who are voting Obama have been brainwashed by the months and months of negative ads by the Obama administration. The young people quoted in this article are just parroting Obama’s description of Romney. Initially I was not supportive of Romeny, but The more I hear about Romeny and how unselfish he is with his time and money, the more I like him.
Based on his track record, I think Romney can turn this economy around and create jobs and our Community Organizer in Chief has not a clue of how to do this as he has proven to us these last four years.
red, ben and I are at the end of that demographic range and none of us could contemplate voting for a person with 0 experience 4 years ago. Obama still has got no experience except in ruining things.
I can sympathise with morons (sorry, that's the only nice word I can call them) who were charmed 4 years ago and only saw a black (?) guy who said "change" "hope" and then voted for him
but only a clinically brain-dead person would not see what Obama has wreaked.
Perhaps we are so caught up these days in singing and clapping and enthusiasm instead of the core message.
And yes, the young are disproportionately impressed by the show, and have been forever impressed this way, but this is now exacerbated by bad parenting and society. Gamecock has done well to raise children who can resist this -- it is up to other parents to do the same.