Posted on 10/04/2016 7:56:24 AM PDT by Helicondelta
MSNBC’s Stephanie Ruhle asked millennial women at Longwood University if they feel connected Hillary Clinton.
The entire crowd yelled, “NO!”
They weren’t expecting that!
The VP debate is being held at Longwood University in Farmville, Virginia on Tuesday night.
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Ruh Roh! Now that there’s funny, I don’t care who you are. Course they probably don’t feel connected to DJT either.
Ruh Roh! Now that there’s funny, I don’t care who you are. Course they probably don’t feel connected to DJT either.
The irony of all this is that Hillary! could easily have spent the last two decades grooming herself as the Grandmother of America, the woman who truly understood and cared for the Millennials as they were growing up, so that they would have become a true army of young people for her. She didn’t do this, because she was too busy collecting money for herself by schmoozing with bankers and foreign interests, thinking she could buy her Presidency. Money buys many things, but love is not one of them, and there is no emotional connection with HRC at any generational level.
This is good!
It must mean they are voting for Trump!
The liberals have got to be flustered. These younger women are not excited about Hillary being the first woman president.
Liberal theology tells us, that we are supposed to be excited about the first (non-white/woman/homosexual/transgender/Asian) candidate for office, or first of these to achieve any high position.
But these young women, many of whom undoubtedly are liberal, are clearly left flat by Hillary and what she represents.
Interesting optics on this one...........
Us millennials don't care to hear Grandma lecture about how we are lazy when our Income Taxes and SSN taxes drive things out of our reach due to the polices grandma made.
Living in our parents basement and all. >:(
They probably did a “Run through” with the crowd before they went on the air. They knew what they were going to get.
Actually it appears that the question about the disconnect was already asked and the anchor had the answer and then simply ask the question again and of course got the same answer.
We should probably start referring to it as “propagandism” rather than “journalism”.
I would like to share your optimism.
Yes. MSNBC did nothing wrong. But for Jim Hoft to report it as “They weren’t expecting that” is just wrong, and intentionally wrong, at that. He is clearly just saying this for effect, regardless of what actually happened.
He might as well add the word “BOOM” to his headline, in order to complete his trip into the journalistic abyss.
Young voters hate Hillary because Hill stole the election from Bernie.
They will either vote for Trump to get back at Hillary or just stay home.
My daughter is in college (PA). 6 months ago, a lot of her friends were Bernie supporters. Today, a lot of her friends are Gary Johnson supporters. She says she doesn't know any Hillary supporters.
Yeah, I wish they were Trump supporters. But if the college kids vote for Gary Johnson, I'm OK with that.
“Course they probably don’t feel connected to DJT either.”
That’s okay though. Trump hasn’t designed his whole campaign around appealing to women’s emotions.
Did she say “growing number of women voting for Hilda”?? I thought she was barely breaking 50% of women.
MSNBC is clueless about the disconnect. Heck, they’re clueless about everything.
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