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Politics : View from the Center and Left

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From: JohnM7/8/2014 3:24:33 PM
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Why Today's Teens May Vote Republican
Taegan Goddard's Political Wire

David Leonhardt: "In the simplest terms, the Democrats control the White House (and, for now, the Senate) at a time when the country is struggling. Economic growth has been disappointing for almost 15 years now. Most Americans think this country is on the wrong track. Our foreign policy often seems messy and complex, at best."

"To Americans in their 20s and early 30s -- the so-called millennials -- many of these problems have their roots in George W. Bush's presidency. But think about people who were born in 1998, the youngest eligible voters in the next presidential election. They are too young to remember much about the Bush years or the excitement surrounding the first Obama presidential campaign. They instead are coming of age with a Democratic president who often seems unable to fix the world's problems."

The Upshot: How birth year influences political views
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