Do millennials really know who and what they're really voting for?

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@Abracadabra

Before Fed got older, Rafa was almost one of the only ones that had a winning record against him on a regular basis.

Only 2 active player have a winning record against Roger. Domi Theim 3-2 and Djoker 23-22.

I don’t know if you know this but Roger has been better the last two years than 5-6 years ago.

Every other player who has a winning record against Roger have been long retire and played when he newly on the tour - like Pat Rafter, who retired at the end of 2001.

And if you take out all Rafa’s wins on clay - which everyone know he is the king of - Roger has a winning record on all other surfaces.

Rafa also only has 6 slams on other surfaces versus Rogers who has 19 on surfaces other than clay. Even taking out Rogers best surface he has twice as many (12) other slams.

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@Abracadabra

Just as I’ve thought, and always have seen. The majority of people that identified themselves as independents, usually always will lean towards Democrats. I think more Democrats need to read those statistics a lot more than Trump voters.

Democrats know all this. Our only problem is getting people to the polls. But that is going to change. Young people and minority voters are woke.

I’m sure R’s, and especially you Trumplicans, won’t believe these stats. They actually believe the country is becoming more conservative.

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@Abracadabra

is that he is popular and hip, and cool.

On what planet?

[Abracadabra]

Roger is one of thee best players of all time, but personally, I believe that Rafa is thee greatest of all time. Roger wouldn’t have completely all 4 majors if Nadal didn’t get knocked out of the French open(so he got lucky!), because let’s face it, everyone knows that roger is Rafas B**** on clay.
Soderling knocked Rafa out.

[Abracadabra]

I’m sorry that you judge me for voting for Trump. I’m sorry that you call me a Trumplican.
I’ve also been called a Deplorable. I try and be objective and consider both the democrats and republicans sides, but it’s really hard to me, when democrats constantly call me all of these names! It makes me only think that thee Democrats are only about hate, and in thee past I thought they use to be about love, and peace, but now I can’t trust them any more. lol.

[Abracadabra]

do you have any common sense?

[CanadianJudo]

more old people telling young people that they are stupid.

[CanadianJudo]

If Trump was popular he would have won the popular vote.

[CanadianJudo]

Millennial are not stupid they are upset that somehow their parent had the greatest economy in American history and somehow drove it into the ground to the point that owning a home is next to impossible for most of them.

[Abracadabra]

You still have never answered my main question? Do you currently live in Canada or not? Are you to much of a coward to? or what? It’s ok either way, because you won’t seem to answer my questions in general.

[Eagle-Keeper]

The reason they can’t afford a home is largely due to the skyrocketing cost of college. Because of that many of them are saddled with massive student loan debt which they are struggling to pay off.

[Jezcoe]

@thinkingman

@dantes

It’s been happening in a lot of places for a long time now. I bet you only consider it “harassment” when it’s people you favor or when the person confronting them is someone you disfavor.

the beloved wapo seems to think it is much moreso these

https://www.washingtonpost.com/local/dc-politics/viciousness-trump-aides-endure-public-fury-toward-presidents-policies/2018/07/09/23d3b9a2-8051-11e8-b0ef-fffcabeff946_story.html?utm_term=.da410d9fcc4d

Poor babies.

[zantax]

@hindsight

So after handing the world handed to them, the boomers generation, after thoroughly screwing up the world, is complaining about millenials that are inhereting their mess. Amazing.

Screwing it up? Lol, there has never been a more peaceful or prosperous time on earth than right now.

[FreeAndClear]

A reason certainly. Also amazingly a problem established by their parents generation. Now of course. Can’t always blame the past and we have to struggle for our future but as has been said as nauseum, i have no problem with the struggle and working hard, i have a problem with those of the older generation and their constant cane shaking.

[dantes]

I’d argue after Viet Nam, the world was pretty calm. Calmer than now. Growth was greater too.

[FreeAndClear]

On earth may be. That’s quite the qualifier there. Prosperous in the US not so much.

[FreeAndClear]

The Middle East was on fire literally and figuratively

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@Abracadabra

do you have any common sense?

Obviously way more than youeth, Mr. Trumpispopularcoolandhip.

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@zantax

Screwing it up? Lol, there has never been a more peaceful or prosperous time on earth than right now.

It’s so prosperous yet you can’t even afford to put you kids/grandkids in private school without the gubmints help.

[thinkingman]

@TheRedComet

Most people, young and old, don’t really care about anything beyond what affects them personally.

I’m a World War I fanatic. I don’t know anyone else, either in my age group or even in the older age groups, who know much of anything about World War I beyond “didn’t they fight in trenches?”

Its not just young people like me who don’t care. Most people generally don’t care. And why should they? It doesn’t put food on their table. Or get their car note paid. Or push towards a downpayment on a house.

Unfortunately my generation as a whole is having to do more with less. Union labor is dead. Wages are stagnant and will either remain at current levels or decrease. Our retirements will suck relative to your generation.

But some of us are doing the best with it. It is what it is.

i am impressed that you like WW 1 history.

And you make a good point about why no one cares about history.

but you jumped the rails with how your generation will need to do more with less.

not sure where youre learning that wages are stagnant, retirement etc but it sounds like youre being fed union drivel