[Marathoner]

Enjoying that Hope and Change crap, kiddies?

I would have a LOT more empathy for these youths if they hadn't been so in love with the Marxist. I still remember seeing photos of college kids hugging and crying that dark election night (I was crying also, but for far different reasons).

[worst-case scenario]

Today’s 16 to 19 years olds couldn’t have voted for Obama. Your resentment is misplaced.

If you want to be happy that a group of young people are getting their dreams smashed, gloat over the college grads collecting their sheepskins next month. There’s no work out there for them, and what there is doesn’t pay enough to cover their student loans. Rub your hands over *their* misfortune.

[kearnyirish2]

“I still remember seeing photos of college kids hugging and crying that dark election night”

Those idiots probably believed Obomo Kenyatta would hate white people less if elected; that didn’t happen, and those people have all day to reflect on it - they won’t be working for a while. While they can’t profess to have lost faith in Obama, I suspect there will be few votes for him next year from this gang; they have a lot of motivation to vote for anyone else that might deliver jobs.

[Army Air Corps]

Not just college kids, but high school kids. Even though kids in the age-group cited in the article were not of voting age in 2008, they did support Obama in great numbers (much the same as many people I knew in high school were rabid Clinton supporters in 1992). Even though these kids were not old enough to vote, they were actively supporting Obama in great numbers in 2008. Their active campaigning for The One likely influenced friends of voting age (just as some of my classmates influenced their 18-year-old friends to cast ballots for a particular candidate).