This is an indepth article about resurrgence of a generation once written-off as apathetic by politicians and pundits alike. Turns out we CAN change the world!
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/eric-greenberg-and-karl-weber/the-millenni...
PS- I wonder if it might be useful to keep track of donors ages on Obama's Web site.
Read more »"...they realized that to be in power, you didn't need guns or money or even numbers. You just needed the will to do what the other guy wouldn't."
Read more »Go back to the fantastic progressive rhetoric that got you popular in the first place. ABANDON the religious right. They will not vote for you.
Read more »The youth and Barack together should be more visible and connected in the publics eye. This amplifies the difference in the candidates ... have more youthful audiences and play more to and with the youth....
Read more »McCain is old an uninspiring to almost all Americans, maybe some sort of political commercial showing Obama playing a sport, obviously with a political angle, but if he was showing his youth AND his political agenda at the same time, he would capture even more of the already young vote. This also may inspire more young voters to register, which is vital to Obama's future presidency.
Read more »on the 7th!!
PLEASE hear this call
there is a possibility that if Barack Obama has not snatched this highly publicized event, that JOHN MCCAIN MIGHT!!
John McCain's daughter is very big on this sort of crowd(one of her good friends is a star of 2 big MTV series'.
Barack Obama appeals to many young people out there, some who have not even given a second thought about politics at all!!
So basically I believe Obama should push and focus more on the foresight he has with issues as they relate to technology (i.e. getting the creator of facebook to create his website).
Read more »Growing up and going through high school and college during the last 8 years has been an historical experience. My sentiments now reflect the despair and exclusive politics of our government, and their failure to lead and represent. For this reason primarily, Obama is an attractive candidate.
Read more »I think it would be great if the Obama campaign sold Frisbees with the Obama logo on them in the online store. It would really appeal to young voters (one of Obama's key demographics) and the logo would look great on a Frisbee. I know lots of people who would buy one.
Read more »Cutting the rising energy & food bills of working & middle-class voters is probably their #1 concern - and these bills will only get worse in the run-up to the election.
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