[steve-b]

Unless the GOP and conservatives can find a way to reach out to these voters and to shrink this gap, they're going to be on the outside of government, looking in for a long time.

Just to give you an skin-thickening inoculation against what's coming your way any moment now:

U R A TROLL!
GO BACK TO DU!
etc.

[Antoninus]

Just to give you an skin-thickening inoculation against what's coming your way any moment now: U R A TROLL! GO BACK TO DU! etc.

Actually, I'm still convinced that you and monkey-boy are the same person. Or at least fraternal twins.

[Big_Monkey]

"Just to give you an skin-thickening inoculation against what's coming your way any moment now:

I hope not. Of course, you're always going to have the comments from the usual suspects.

I'm not sure when it became en vogue for conservatives to lampoon common sense. Common sense tells anyone that a 35(ish) point deficit with any demographic, but especially the younger demographic who will be voting for the longest period of time, is a real problem for the GOP. Especially considering that there's no reason to believe that the next wave of new voters is going to vote any differently than the last.

The GOP has some issues with these freshly minted voters, and anyone who thinks that it's either irrelevant or immaterial is just whistling past the graveyard.