NBC News correspondent Jacob Soboroff struggled to find young voters at a large California college campus in a new report airing Tuesday.
Soboroff hit the road for Orange County, a traditionally conservative stronghold in the blue state, and went to the University of California-Irvine campus. He noted the large student body could potentially have the political sway to flip a Republican House district in the county to the Democrats, but the students at a bus stop he visited didn't appear interested.
"Sorry, not to be annoying, but we're with NBC News … Is anyone here going to vote in the election on November 6?" Soboroff asked. "Anybody? Anybody? Nobody's going to vote?"
One person shook his head while most others looked on blankly until someone finally answered in the affirmative. Two students spoke with him and said they mainly cared about school and how expensive it is, although one added he didn't follow the news.
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Dave T: That's because millennial snowflakes only know to do what they're told. All a part of that weak, cowardly, being taken care of, socialist b.s.
ReplyDeleteNothing but sheep waiting to be herded. Thank God, not everyone in America is a sheep.
And Brainwashed under the Obama era.
Deletefunny in one way but this will make it easier for Islam too take over look at Michigan.
ReplyDeleteTrump won the last election because snowflakes don't vote (and the black voters who showed up for Obama the last 2 elections stayed home) and it will be the same this time.
ReplyDeleteThink about it. When you voted in the primary this year, how many people under 35 did you see?
This election is as big as the last. It is about preserving our Constitution, the one document the liberals want to destroy.
Anyone who says they care about our country and the preservation of our Bill of Rights and the Constitution NEEDS to vote in November.
As the dems say: vote early and often.
Future leaders.
ReplyDeleteMay God help us.
You can ask a random bunch of college kids about anything outside campus life and get the same blank stare.
ReplyDelete1:54 - I applaud your comments - the fewer (so called educated) young college folk that vote, the better as their elders have seen much, and know much better. To that end, they are much better off to be quiet and oblivious, than make rash decisions... no worries snowflakes, is conservative d folks will help you out and set you straight so you don’t end up in a socialist nation.
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