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“From the generation raised with the decency and common sense lessons of WW II”

Huh? Who is that? George Bush’s generation, which I thought was “Baby Boom”?

“to the generation of video games, online porn and reality TV. We no longer have a chief executive”

And who is that? Baby Boom again? Or Gen X? Because I’m pretty sure Obama also counts as “Baby Boom”.

Too bad he isn’t the Disco kind of Baby Boom, but closer to his elders in the hippie dippie BB.

I’d say the current Generation of 18 to 30-year-olds are the reality TV crowd falling for 0. (In the last 20 years our culture has gone into nosedive morally.) Of course I'm generalizing but many of them haven't had the same values and standards instilled in them and they go for Obama because of his “rock star” type presentation. Irregardless of his stand on the issues. The youth culture of today is even more radical than those rebels from the Boomers in the 60’s. They are involved in things we've never seen before and are for the most part self-centered rather than others-centered which is why so many of them are uberliberals.

I have a suspicion that it was one of these types that wrote the article. The Boomers represent traditional values to them and they rebel against that and want us out of political influence because we are old fashioned and antiquated in our non-liberal beliefs according to their own standards.

One example of this is that there are younger women asking men to marry them now and there is a new trend to either combine both bride and groom's last name or come up with a completely new one to be addressed by. It's probably from years of feminism wearing away at our young women who now no longer look at it as a blessing to become part of her husband's family, but rather want to continue on in her own autonomy even though she is taking a vow to become one with her husband before God.

Yes, other Boomers like Obama etc. are also radical, but in my opinion he and the others like him weren't raised with the same standards as the majority of Boomers. They are the ones who never grew up or out of their radical hippie phase of the 60’s and early 70’s.