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“Millennials (also known as the Millennial Generation or Generation Y) are the demographic cohort following Generation X. There are no precise dates for when the generation starts and ends; most researchers and commentators use birth years ranging from the early 1980s to around 2000.” wiki

That makes them the young people we see from 16 to 30 something. My daughter is one. She can’t get a full-time job thanks to the `Affordable Care’ act, so she has two part-time jobs, `counting beans’ in a bank and teaching computer stuff at the university. Her health care is weak to non-existent. She’s stressed out most of the time.
Although there’s little hope for the `tard Clinton/Sanders hipsters and their ilk, it’s all about jobs—once they decide to stop caring about what their `cool’ peers think and professors thought—for the future conservatives.

Trump’s going to get them whomever the `rats put up because, as we were reminded so often by our MIA resident scolds—GOP nominee Trump won’t be a “conservative” (whatever that means in 2016), so it makes the choice easier for them.

I’ve talked to a lot of them, though this a fairly conservative college town. They’ve had an eight year taste of the `rats harsh, socialist pablum, e.g. “We’re going to take a bigger (and bigger) slice of your pie so someone else can have more” and they don’t like it.

Cleveland *is* the election, or it should be. If it is stolen and Hillary goes to the White House instead of prison, the grand experiment is over and Franklin’s prescient warning becomes real. It won’t be that we’ve lost. We won’t just be hurting. As a country, we will be lost.