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Old 08-01-2007, 08:12 PM   #21 (permalink)
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I am not belittling them. I am simply being realistic. They don't vote for the most part because it doesn't interest them. Young adults care about getting drunk, getting laid, American Idol, and The Real World. I know. I was that age once and I didn't give a crap and neither did any of my friends.

The parties don't address their issues because they don't vote. Politicians address the issues of the people that actually vote for them.
I'm 23, almost 24. I would bet that the 18-30 age group watches less reality television than any other, and I've never been drunk. The point is, generalizing America's young voters through your experiences alone may be inaccurate.

Most of my friends keep up with politics enough to hold a decent conversation and vote in the Presidential elections at least. One of the major gripes (in my experiences) from educated young voters today is that the major candidates are all too similar.
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Old 08-02-2007, 08:47 AM   #22 (permalink)
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Mccain and Paul are the only two candidates who actually have a defined stance on a lot of issues. While polar opposite, each is keen to reach out to America to spread their message. The other candidates, Giuliani for example, have much more to gain from simply avoiding controversy.
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