I don't think millennials want to be lectured by a rich, old, out of touch career politician who helped buoy up Wall St when they were crashing and burning.

by employer pigs. Why? Unless you have a drivers' license or passport, or every single piece of paper from the educrat* collaborators, you're fucked. Hell, you're fucked even if you do. I have several pieces of paper from the educrats and employer pigs still said it wasn't good enough.

*teachers are not educrats, in fact, teachers are in the same boat as the rest of us.

Back when you were millenials' age, political campaigns only cost a few thousand dollars.

You should totally be able to do your own knocking on doors and phone banking. I mean, that's what it's all about isn't it? Really you just need more people involved, at least that's what you keep telling us.

So no, You don't get to talk about how much money you need. No, you don't get to tell me that Trump is an existential threat. Back in the old days you had to actually have a POSITION, and from what I can tell, you could never move the world despite having the universe's largest lever. Because as far as positions go, you have NO FIRM PLACE TO STAND.

Future.

Seriously. They're working to lose. Why?

Article V answers it.

Either that or they're working to become Republicans for a new political realignment. And they'll take all the New Reagan Democrats that Max Boot and Bill Kristol created with them.

Insanity!

Asshole.
To paraphrase a 60's slogan: "He's the parent who warned everyone against us".
He's the person who Creedence wrote Fortunate Son about.
He's another member of the bone-spur class.

I still say the Donorcrats just want to make enough of a showing to keep the money rolling in. Fuck the people.

The Power learned its lessons in the 60s, one of which is to keep the people stressed and desperate and insecure. In the 60s, (to overgeneralize) homelessness was an option, work was abundant, and economic fear was low. At least for whites. They ain't gonna let THAT happen again!

But NEVER UNDERESTIMATE the terror of the draft. Think of it: at the discretion of your local Selective Service board (who could select any man they wanted, like antiwar guys they didn't like), men could be dragged from their home, ritually disfigured and humiliated, brainwashed, and sent into combat across the world. There's a backdoor draft now, where economic pressure leads people to choose the King's shilling, and where the National Guard was in Iraq instead of Katrina-ed New Orleans, but it's not the same as being subject to the state terrorism of the "peacetime" draft. The draft led to blowing up buildings, blocking trains and highways, mass demos everywhere, generational rage. They're much subtler now. Don't draft 'em, squeeze 'em.