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Millennials

Student Protest Over Tuition Hike at UCLA

November 19, 2009

I love when Millennials protest at college!  Here’s the most famous (and my favorite) moment in Millennial protest history.  Please, tase him again.
Well, here’s a group of college kids at UCLA reacting to a tuition hike in the only way they can — yell loudly, aggravate the cops into reacting, and whine about it [...]

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“Quarter-Life Crisis” Hits Young People

September 27, 2009

I am generally not a fan of the Millennial Generation (born c. 1982-1999) because they’ve mostly been coddled by their helicopter parents, they’ve had the bar lowered in regards to failing in school, and they expect success and rewards simply for showing up.  Their sense of entitlement is a little scary.  Glued to the Internet and feeling that [...]

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Get Seniors Opposing Obamacare and it’s Toast

August 5, 2009

“Make the anti-Obamacare argument about seniors and watch them vote the right way next year” is one notion I’ve started hearing from conservative circles on how to expand the anti-Obamacare grassroots base.  Helping in this effort is an ad that Dick Morris wants you to see which focuses on seniors:

After following his four-step process for action during [...]

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Top 10 List of Annoying Millennial Habits

March 27, 2009

Quin Hillyer from American Spectatorhas been spot on lately.  Here’s his latest piece ripping on the bad habits of Millennials and late X-ers (or as he calls them, the “under 30” crowd).
I teach Millennials and laughed out loud most of the way down the page!  Millennials, as the “Baby Boom Echo” or ”Echo Boomers,” suffer from some [...]

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Clip of the Week: Julio’s Moment of Ecstacy

February 13, 2009

With the stimulus debacle ready to become law and damn us all to a budget nightmare, I thought a little Friday humor is in order.  So here goes:  Which of the following choices best describes the following clip:

A.  a clear sign of the apocalypse, as some believe the Christ has indeed returned.
B.  an indication that stimulus money [...]

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The Red v. Blue State Dynamic

March 22, 2008

I found this article by Michael Barone, political guru whose wisdom is usually spot on, where for the first time I read a piece addressing a thought I’ve had for a while: is this whole Red v. Blue state-thing a Bush phenomenon? 
Barone makes an argument that no, it’s not totally a George W. Bush phenomenon, [...]

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