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To: rabscuttle385
"The 65-year-old said it's not his generation group to blame, it's Congress'."

You responded: "You - and the rest of your generation - voted for them. Reap what you sow."

Exactly. bttt

Thursday, July 28, 2011
The Worstest Generation: Hope They Die Before I Get Old!

"....Obama is simply the final fruition of that retrograde impulse. If he prevails in 2012, it certainly won't be a result of the post-boomers whom he treats as his personal piggy bank. Rather, he'll need widespread support of the greedy and entitled Worstest Generation. ....."

129 posted on 07/31/2011 6:33:55 AM PDT by Matchett-PI (Re-Focus: TEA means the "Taxed Enough Already" Grass-Roots Movement)
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To: Matchett-PI

The boomers tried to take credit for “peace and love”. But as you state, they were only reaping the benefits of the sacrifices of blood and toil of previous generations who built the framework of civil society in which the boomers gleefully frolicked.

It’s only taken a generation - THEIR generation - for it to start crumbling.


150 posted on 07/31/2011 9:00:55 AM PDT by P.O.E. (Pray for America)
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To: Matchett-PI; rabscuttle385

Boomers have always been pretty good voters.

Millennials voted for Obama by 66%.

The 18-29 year old vote has been solidly democrat since 1992, (but not before that).

Some Millennials don’t even vote, or instead of joining the 66% of their peers voting for Obama, they throw it away on some third party and think that they are changing the world.


161 posted on 07/31/2011 9:45:12 AM PDT by ansel12 ( Bristol Palin's book "Not Afraid Of Life: My Journey So Far" became a New York Times, best seller.)
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