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it'a amazing how stupid the youth of today are
 

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it'a amazing how stupid the youth of today are

that's been the case since people figured out other people are stupid

why do you think kids have always been Democrats? Naive dreamers with nothing to lose

and as you acquire wisdom and wealth, you tend to become more Republican. It's not an accident, it's mother nature
 

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that's been the case since people figured out other people are stupid

why do you think kids have always been Democrats? Naive dreamers with nothing to lose

and as you acquire wisdom and wealth, you tend to become more Republican. It's not an accident, it's mother nature

Of course, as always in Poly, Wrong Way is entirely Wrong. http://www.people-press.org/2015/04/07/a-deep-dive-into-party-affiliation/

Differences in partisan identification across educational categories have remained fairly stable in recent years, with one exception: Highly-educated people increasingly identify with or lean toward the Democratic Party. About a third (34%) of those with a college degree or more education identify as Democrats, compared with 24% who identify as Republicans; 39% are independents. In 1992, Republicans held a seven-point lead among those with at least a college degree (34% to 27%), while 37% were independents.
Democrats now hold a 12-point lead (52% to 40%) in leaned party identification among those with at least a college degree, up from just a four-point difference as recently as 2010 (48% to 44%). There has been less change since 2010 in the partisan leanings of those with less education.

Currently, those who have attended college but have not received a degree lean Democratic 47% to 42%; Democrats hold a 10-point lead in leaned party identification among those with no more than a high school education (47% to 37%).

The Democrats’ wide lead in partisan identification among highly-educated adults is largely the result of a growing advantage among those with any post-graduate experience. A majority (56%) of those who have attended graduate school identify with the Democratic Party or lean Democratic, compared with 36% who align with or lean toward the GOP.

Among those who have received a college degree but have no post-graduate experience, 48% identify as Democrats or lean Democratic, while 43% affiliate with the GOP or lean Republican.
 

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They were just as dumb decades ago......just less video evidence of it.

I agree..only difference was you didnt have the media, educators, idiots trying to indoctrinate them into the democratic communist free shit welfare lifestyle at a young age.
 

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Of course, as always in Poly, Wrong Way is entirely Wrong. http://www.people-press.org/2015/04/07/a-deep-dive-into-party-affiliation/

Differences in partisan identification across educational categories have remained fairly stable in recent years, with one exception: Highly-educated people increasingly identify with or lean toward the Democratic Party. About a third (34%) of those with a college degree or more education identify as Democrats, compared with 24% who identify as Republicans; 39% are independents. In 1992, Republicans held a seven-point lead among those with at least a college degree (34% to 27%), while 37% were independents.
Democrats now hold a 12-point lead (52% to 40%) in leaned party identification among those with at least a college degree, up from just a four-point difference as recently as 2010 (48% to 44%). There has been less change since 2010 in the partisan leanings of those with less education.

Currently, those who have attended college but have not received a degree lean Democratic 47% to 42%; Democrats hold a 10-point lead in leaned party identification among those with no more than a high school education (47% to 37%).

The Democrats’ wide lead in partisan identification among highly-educated adults is largely the result of a growing advantage among those with any post-graduate experience. A majority (56%) of those who have attended graduate school identify with the Democratic Party or lean Democratic, compared with 36% who align with or lean toward the GOP.

Among those who have received a college degree but have no post-graduate experience, 48% identify as Democrats or lean Democratic, while 43% affiliate with the GOP or lean Republican.

This has been pointed out to Wrong Way before and he ignores it......it destroys his idiotic narrative so he pretends it doesn't exist. He's not called Wrong Way for nothing .......it's a tradition.
 

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