By Charlie Kirk - - Tuesday, August 12, 2014

Recently, while speaking at the Western Conservative Summit, radio talk-show host Warren Smith created a term that grabbed the attention of many in attendance. In the context of discussing American voting patterns, he coined the term “moveable millennials.”

Mr. Smith was making the argument that young people, long a captured voting block for Democrats, are now beginning to awaken to the perils and pitfalls of big government gone wild and are ripe to be taken by candidates who make a compelling and contrary argument.

The best part about Mr. Smith’s argument is that on-campus interaction with students all across the nation indicates that he’s right. The concerning part about his argument with regard to conservative candidates is the philosophical question of “if a liberal student falls on a campus, do they actually make a noise?”

....There is at work in all of this a politically fascinating paradox. For years the Democrats have taken getting the majority of the youth vote for granted. At the same time, the Republicans have taken losing the youth vote for granted. As of this moment, neither political party has seemingly noticed the current nature of the dangers and opportunities they simultaneously now face. What is clear is that the “moveable millennials” are no longer taking themselves for granted.

http://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2014...le-millennials/

Maybe....just maybe.

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....he coined the term “moveable millennials.”

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I think Masturbatory Millenials is more fitting because most of them are jerk offs. A slower witted group of people has yet to be created from my tangling with them. They are lazy, genuinely dumb even though they claim they had a college education and cannot comprehend anything the happens past the view of their damn Iphones.