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Join John, Paul, and Steve for Episode 23 of Power Line. In this episode they are joined by Kristen Soltis Anderson, of Echelon Insights and author of The Selfie Vote: Where Millennials Are Leading America (And How Republicans Can Keep Up).
It was a wide-ranging interview with one of America’s most interesting young conservatives. The interview was followed by a spirited discussion of two of the day’s most important news stories. The first: is Hillary Clinton’s campaign imploding? And if so, what options do the Democrats have? The second: what is going on with the Chinese devaluation? Is it time to sell?
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I remember the Dean Scream.
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For someone who said that republicans shouldn't become democrats to appeal to millenials, it does seem like she largely implied it.
I have recently become a lot more hostile to gay marriage than I was previously. It appears to me more of a tool for revenge against tradition than anything. I find myself more and more asking "why are so many millenials obsessed with this red herring?" Why are gay millenials prioritising their own peccadillos over the wider wellbeong of western civilisation? It all seems very selfish. My tolerance is wearing thin
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