GOV/MIL Bidenomics Failure Shows Up At Polls As Gen-Z Revolts Against Democrats

et2

Has No Life - Lives on TB
Wow … I guess them considering working 2 jobs to get ahead is out of the question. I don’t feel sorry for them. Most of us have worked our @$$e$ off. Life isn’t / wasn’t a free ride for most. The secret is taking all that experience and make it work for you.

They want to earn it … but they don’t want to learn it
 
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KFhunter

Veteran Member
...somehow I don't think the problem is a $4 coffee.

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Where the hell y'all gettin a 9 dollar lunch out?
 
Sorry, "work - life balance" whining pi$$e$ me off. Spoiled brats. Hate to sound like an old man (which I am), but my work - life balance was simple ..... work my a$$ off so I could live and support my family. It never crossed my mind that I was missing out on life by working. I offer no sympathy. Life's tough. Get over it!
. . .but as Princesses, they want to be pampered and taken care of.
sorry. Find a stupid/foolish/idiot guy
 

Walrus

Veteran Member
Black vote? Gone. Youth vote? Gone.

Can Dominion cheat hard enough to win under these conditions? Or will they simply try to cancel the election somehow?

Fair use cited so on and so forth.


Bidenomics Failure Shows Up At Polls As Gen-Z Revolts Against Democrats​


by Tyler Durden
Wednesday, Apr 03, 2024 - 05:45 AM

It is no surprise that a new Gallup poll shows a growing number of Gen-Zers and millennials are becoming increasingly frustrated with the failure of 'Bidenomics' as they struggle with the cost-of-living crisis.

We didn't need a poll to reveal the frustrations of youngsters working two or three jobs just to afford rent, auto payments, and avocado and toast. The writing has been on the wall, especially on social media feeds of TikTok and X:

View: https://twitter.com/stillgray/status/1717890859730112750?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw%7Ctwcamp%5Etweetembed%7Ctwterm%5E1717890859730112750%7Ctwgr%5Eee399ed3ab829ffae298dbcbbe69902cdbbf4e5e%7Ctwcon%5Es1_&ref_url=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.zerohedge.com%2Fmarkets%2Fbidenomics-failure-shows-polls-gen-z-revolts-against-democrats


View: https://twitter.com/mkobach/status/1715408807122096468?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw%7Ctwcamp%5Etweetembed%7Ctwterm%5E1715408807122096468%7Ctwgr%5Eee399ed3ab829ffae298dbcbbe69902cdbbf4e5e%7Ctwcon%5Es1_&ref_url=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.zerohedge.com%2Fmarkets%2Fbidenomics-failure-shows-polls-gen-z-revolts-against-democrats


View: https://twitter.com/stillgray/status/1717256074796109936?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw%7Ctwcamp%5Etweetembed%7Ctwterm%5E1717256074796109936%7Ctwgr%5Eee399ed3ab829ffae298dbcbbe69902cdbbf4e5e%7Ctwcon%5Es1_&ref_url=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.zerohedge.com%2Fmarkets%2Fbidenomics-failure-shows-polls-gen-z-revolts-against-democrats


View: https://twitter.com/unlimited_ls/status/1744438955016110363?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw%7Ctwcamp%5Etweetembed%7Ctwterm%5E1744438955016110363%7Ctwgr%5Eee399ed3ab829ffae298dbcbbe69902cdbbf4e5e%7Ctwcon%5Es1_&ref_url=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.zerohedge.com%2Fmarkets%2Fbidenomics-failure-shows-polls-gen-z-revolts-against-democrats




The new Gallup poll of 18-29-year-olds validates the Biden administration, which seemingly cares more about illegal aliens and the LGBTQQIP2SAA community (not sure what all those letters mean), is quickly losing the young vote.


It's a wake-up call for the Biden administration. A recent Bloomberg News/Morning Consult poll reveals a surprising trend: Former President Trump is leading President Biden 47% to 40% among voters 18-34 in swing states. This is a significant shift from the last presidential cycle when Biden won 61% of voters under 30.

The Biden administration understands they desperately need Gen-Z and millennial support to win in November. They are trying everything in their power to buy votes by bailing out youngsters with student debt (despite the Supreme Court ruling).

Youngsters are coming of age in one of the worst economic periods this nation has seen in a generation. Elevated inflation is crushing household finances.

With the election cycle well underway, there are mounting risks inflation could accelerate once again, and gas prices at the pump are rising.

Bidenomics has been a colossal failure, and young people are seeing that and are furious with the elderly, senile president who should be in a retirement home. Young people are beginning to understand they might never be able to afford the average American home as that dream died a long time ago. These frustrations are showing up in the polling data.
Welcome to adulthood, chirruns. Enjoy that wet fish of reality being slapped across your face, buckle up and be the heroes you're destined to be, and don't repeat our mistakes. But don't throw the baby out with the bathwater.
 

Countrymouse

Country exile in the city
I think we're missing the point.

Even those of us who DO know what it is to work, and worked hard for a living, and EXPECTED to do so--

We did NOT do it in order to give 30 years of our life to a corporate culture and in the end when we retire get a gold watch as we are ushered out the door for our 25-year-old replacement.

Most of us saw work as a means to an end, and had another goal in mind.

For some of us, it was a goal of achieving financial independence.

For others, it was to get enough of a nest egg to invest in a cherished dream--to start our own business/company, buy a ranch/farm, pursue a research project, create a new invention, support exploration.

For others--to support a family--to marry and raise children in a financially-secure home.

Others saw their 'career'--whatever it might be--as a calling--a way of investing our lives in serving God in daily life, which didn't mean just the usual altruistic paths of being a pastor, doctor, nurse, teacher, care-taker, etc., but in any and every job seeking individually to invest one's life and talents in the service of others FOR God.

ALL of the above outlooks have one thing in common.

Putting something ABOVE one's SELF, and one's immediate personal pleasure.

Immediate personal pleasure was sacrificed--willingly--for the greater goal they had in mind for the future.

...

What we should be asking ourselves is not "why don't kids want to work?" but "Why don't kids today have any VISION for their lives--their future?"

And I have an answer.

They have been TAUGHT this.

God has been utterly removed from their lives--His name was not allowed to be so much as mentioned, His Word was not allowed to be read/taught, and--unless this knowledge came from some outside influence--this generation of young people has grown up with less religious teaching than the most savage cannibal tribe in the jungles.

At least those tribes believe in SOME kind of supreme being, who dictates the purpose of their lives--even if it's a horrible and sadistic one.

These kids have been raised in an utter religious VACUUM--where there is NO soul, NO Higher Being to whom they owe any allegiance or from whom they are to receive any guidance, no life or continuance beyond that of their physical bodies (even though they sense they ARE more than just their physical bodies)---

and without all of the above--therefore they have NO PURPOSE for their lives. No reason for being here. No where to look forward to being. No POINT in working, or enduring, or achieving--because there is no One (above, higher) who is there to REWARD their efforts and sacrifices (and the rewards of mere money and promotions grow stale, over time). No reason to deny themSELVES and live for others. (NOTE-- I am NOT talking here about the FORCED "living for others" that socialism and communism teach--where they are really living for the STATE, not for "others," and merely to enrich or empower a small group of oligarchs. I am talking about VOLUNTARILY laying down one's life for others, because one sees a higher goal or purpose in doing so, which for many that vision and goal is love of and service for God).

These kids are adrift.

And they've been TAUGHT to be adrift.

No law.
No rules.
No soul.
No future.
No eternity.
No God.
No ultimate purpose in the existence of the world, the universe---or themselves.

And without a purpose--

No point in working one's self to death just to earn barely enough money to survive to get up the next morning and do it all over again.

BUT

If there IS a God--

Then we, as His creatures, exist FOR Him
And for purposes HE has determined.

And the real purpose of life is to DISCOVER who this BEING is
And WHY HE has made us
And WHAT He demands of us.


THIS is what OUR generations knew--even those who weren't church-goers or "religious"--but who had enough societal "EXPOSURE" to these concepts to know that there DID EXIST a goal and a purpose BEYOND THEMSELVES--

and found our fulfillment in that.

These kids are empty.

And in despair.
 
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Housecarl

On TB every waking moment
About the only shot the faction working Biden’s strings have at staying power is to find someone else to "draft" at the convention in Chicago. Following the Obama playbook they'll look for a no-name freshman Senator with no record and fully corrupted. By the time anyone has a chance to do a real deep dive into that person's past it will be November. And even that may not work this time.
 

PghPanther

Has No Life - Lives on TB
Money (central banks) = Power (through government/military) = Control (the younger the masses here there better).

I'm 70 years old and working 6am to 6pm M-F...........and gen z and others are figuring this out now?

If I could give one piece of advise regarding authority in society its this.................."The world is a con job.........be wary before you leap"
 

Southside

Has No Life - Lives on TB
I think we're missing the point.

Even those of us who DO know what it is to work, and worked hard for a living, and EXPECTED to do so--

We did NOT do it in order to give 30 years of our life to a corporate culture and in the end when we retire get a gold watch as we are ushered out the door for our 25-year-old replacement.

Most of us saw work as a means to an end, and had another goal in mind.

For some of us, it was a goal of achieving financial independence.

For others, it was to get enough of a nest egg to invest in a cherished dream--to start our own business/company, buy a ranch/farm, pursue a research project, create a new invention, support exploration.

For others--to support a family--to marry and raise children in a financially-secure home.

Others saw their 'career'--whatever it might be--as a calling--a way of investing our lives in serving God in daily life, which didn't mean just the usual altruistic paths of being a pastor, doctor, nurse, teacher, care-taker, etc., but in any and every job seeking individually to invest one's life and talents in the service of others FOR God.

ALL of the above outlooks have one thing in common.

Putting something ABOVE one's SELF, and one's immediate personal pleasure.

Immediate personal pleasure was sacrificed--willingly--for the greater goal they had in mind for the future.

...

What we should be asking ourselves is not "why don't kids want to work?" but "Why don't kids today have any VISION for their lives--their future?"

And I have an answer.

They have been TAUGHT this.

God has been utterly removed from their lives--His name was not allowed to be so much as mentioned, His Word was not allowed to be read/taught, and--unless this knowledge came from some outside influence--this generation of young people has grown up with less religious teaching than the most savage cannibal tribe in the jungles.

At least those tribes believe in SOME kind of supreme being, who dictates the purpose of their lives--even if it's a horrible and sadistic one.

These kids have been raised in an utter religious VACUUM--where there is NO soul, NO Higher Being to whom they owe any allegiance or from whom they are to receive any guidance, no life or continuance beyond that of their physical bodies (even though they sense they ARE more than just their physical bodies)---

and without all of the above--therefore they have NO PURPOSE for their lives. No reason for being here. No where to look forward to being. No POINT in working, or enduring, or achieving--because there is no One (above, higher) who is there to REWARD their efforts and sacrifices (and the rewards of mere money and promotions grow stale, over time). No reason to deny themSELVES and live for others. (NOTE-- I am NOT talking here about the FORCED "living for others" that socialism and communism teach--where they are really living for the STATE, not for "others," and merely to enrich or empower a small group of oligarchs. I am talking about VOLUNTARILY laying down one's life for others, because one sees a higher goal or purpose in doing so, which for many that vision and goal is love of and service for God).

These kids are adrift.

And they've been TAUGHT to be adrift.

No law.
No rules.
No soul.
No future.
No eternity.
No God.
No ultimate purpose in the existence of the world, the universe---or themselves.

And without a purpose--

No point in working one's self to death just to earn barely enough money to survive to get up the next morning and do it all over again.

BUT

If there IS a God--

Then we, as His creatures, exist FOR Him
And for purposes HE has determined.

And the real purpose of life is to DISCOVER who this BEING is
And WHY HE has made us
And WHAT He demands of us.


THIS is what OUR generations knew--even those who weren't church-goers or "religious"--but who had enough societal "EXPOSURE" to these concepts to know that there DID EXIST a goal and a purpose BEYOND THEMSELVES--

and found our fulfillment in that.

These kids are empty.

And in despair.
Though I am not big on the religious thing, I do accept your premise to be correct.
 

CaryC

Has No Life - Lives on TB
This has a thread of it's own, but Gen z'ers think its hard poor poor things, wait until the get old enough to retire, and then:

 

Firebird

Has No Life - Lives on TB
Sheesh, I went to college, worked 2 jobs the entire time, because of that, it took me 5 years instead of 4. I graduated with zero student debt as well. Then spent the next 20 years working main job, and another part time job, so that my wife could stay home and raise our children instead of the state doing it. Homeschooled all 3. Not all, but many young folks have no concept of 2 or 3 jobs to pay the bills.
 

amarilla

Veteran Member
I'd like to know how many of them (Gen Z) are on their parents insurance. Insurance costs a lot. DH's company only has employee and employee and family options so our kids are on since it doesn't cost more. Gen Z doesn't seem to get, a lot of people work to be able to have insurance.
 

Sandcastle76

Senior Member
If you want to know what hard times are, get married in 1977.

Between 77 and 82 inflation ran as high as 13%. And before those numbers it was 6-8%.

Interest rates on mortgages ran about 18%

Unemployment 7.1 %

Now find a job to support a family, and a house.

Don't worry about the car, even though the heater didn't work and you had to scrape the inside of the windshield in the winter and the windows rolled down in the summer, it did get you to work.

There was no buying no extra nothing. No cokes, no crackers, and especially no coffee. SB made me a single PB&J for lunch. Everyday, and the company provided the water out of the drinking fountain.

Finally got a decent paying job, and in 3 months they went out on strike. Worked minimum wage, as a common laborer, for a year, for 8 hours a day to make up for the 3 months we were out on strike. Working double. Got off the 11-7 shift and drove straight to my next job, and put in another 8.

And every month we were still getting further and further behind.

Part of it was the economy which was really bad, worse than the kids today even have a clue exists, and part was our fault - credit cards.

And yeah part of this today is the economy due to government reg's, and part is due to bad choices.

Not everyone is at fault for sure. But until I see the whiners digging ditches with a hand shovel, as I did, or as I saw in the parking lot at my doctors just now, men (Mexicians) wading in concrete with rubber boots and using a 2 X 4 as a screed, and moving the concrete around with a shovel, I'm not crying over your predicament.
Amen CC…. Got married in 1980… was 18 years old, had my first child at 19, together my husband and I made 400 dollars a week. We moved in with “Granny” and kept house and cooked for her while renovating the house one room at a time. Buying a house was out of the reach of most everyone with 15-18% interest being the norm.

His parents helped out some with the renovating work, I got light fixtures and a sink for my birthday and Christmas. Thought I was in high cotton .. we got a sears credit card with a $500 limit and learned how to use and pay it off early. I’d bet my last dollar that I can cut in a room better, neater and quicker than most professional painters and also do a damn good job hanging wallpaper. Note.. I can’t float n sand sheet-rock worth a darn but I can “texture” them like a pro, lol.

First child born was an emergency c-section and we had no insurance...paid him off like a car loan, lol. We got our one and only break when husband was hired on in the oilfield…finally had insurance, whew !!!

After being transferred all around we used the experience acquired renovating “Granny’s“ house and rented low and bartered home improvement work for rent, then purchased low in a good neighborhood for a house needing improvement/remodeling and sold high when we got transferred….that is how we built our bit of wealth.

I tell the story to my kids that if we had $20 dollars left over at the end of the month we thought we were “rich”… we would use it to fill up the truck, go to “town” and see a movie and have a pizza and a pitcher of beer !!
We also tell them how we ate “round steak“ almost every meal…baloney sandwiches, hot dogs and hamburger patties (they’re all round, lol)….usually had home grown veggies, rice, potatoes or macaroni and cheese. Spaghetti was a Sunday dinner menu for us and chicken back then was too expensive.
It can be done but it ain’t easy and it is work !!
 
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Sandcastle76

Senior Member
My youngest son is Gen-Z…he was on our insurance while in college. He graduated w/ zero college debt due to academic and athletic scholarships and an education savings account we set up for all our kids when we were 19 years old.

Got an internship then a job w/ same company…pays his own way now including rent to us now, as he looks and saves up for house he can renovate and live in for at least 2 years then possibly rent/flip/sell it and start process all over again. He makes good money full time and in addition works 9 out of 12 months coaching a baseball team. You make a lot of contacts and friends when you “give back”… he is not the norm .. we joke he was born an old man. I think he’ll do just fine.

My biggest fear is a war and the return of the draft. Already seen one son go to war and return home “different”…don’t want to see n go thru that again, please Lord.
 

Old Greek

Veteran Member
My youngest son is Gen-Z…he was on our insurance while in college. He graduated w/ zero college debt due to academic and athletic scholarships and an education savings account we set up for all our kids when we were 19 years old.

Got an internship then a job w/ same company…pays his own way now including rent to us now, as he looks and saves up for house he can renovate and live in for at least 2 years then possibly rent/flip/sell it and start process all over again. He makes good money full time and in addition works 9 out of 12 months coaching a baseball team. You make a lot of contacts and friends when you “give back”… he is not the norm .. we joke he was born an old man. I think he’ll do just fine.

My biggest fear is a war and the return of the draft. Already seen one son go to war and return home “different”…don’t want to see n go thru that again, please Lord.
Cool - congrats on your son - my wife has always said I was born an "old man". love that great saying!!
 

mistaken1

Has No Life - Lives on TB
We should be telling them that back before obama life was good, we all 'worked' 40 hour weeks but it was really like one big party... blame the democrats and tell them they must vote trump if they want their crack at the easy life that we had. ;)
 
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The Cub

Behold, I am coming soon.
Memo to America.....particularly to the Millennials and Gen Zs.....this is only the beginning.

We are looking at imminent worldwide debt saturation and fiat currency collapses (not your garden variety economic Depression); world war, famine, an ongoing invasion from the South; their Great Reset to electric everything, including CBDC financial accounts complete with credit score social systems; 15 minute cities, restricted travel, wholesale censorship.......and more.......and yes, another bioweapon release now that the immune systems of the recipients of the COVID deathvaxx have been impaired/destroyed.

All Hell is about to break loose. There is a 100ft. tsunami about to hit. Are you ready for that?

  • Get right with the Lord.
  • Food and water will be more valuable than gold.
  • Stock up now....on everything. Assume you have no utilities or running water....no cell phones or internet.
  • Keep in mind that a disproportionate amount of medicines (patent and prescription) are made overseas.
  • Learn how to perform your own simple maintenance. (I have 6 alphas after my name......they mean NOTHING, NOTHING! It ain't gonna get done, unless I do it myself.)
  • The cavalry ain't coming to save you. YOU ARE THE CAVALRY!
  • Assume that you will have to provide for yourselves.....no, grocery stores, or mechanics or maintenance guys to provide your basic needs.
  • Meet, greet and become friends with your neighbors. Plan to help each other.
  • The government is not your friend, sadly.
  • Whining about the situation accomplishes nothing.
 

Southside

Has No Life - Lives on TB
Sheesh, I went to college, worked 2 jobs the entire time, because of that, it took me 5 years instead of 4. I graduated with zero student debt as well. Then spent the next 20 years working main job, and another part time job, so that my wife could stay home and raise our children instead of the state doing it. Homeschooled all 3. Not all, but many young folks have no concept of 2 or 3 jobs to pay the bills.
Gotcha! Yep, since I was 18, I had 2 jobs, at least. The wife stayed home when the son was in the local Catholic school. Yes, home school is better. Am now 64, and will rid myself of one job this summer, and the other next year.

I'M DONE!
 

Firebird

Has No Life - Lives on TB
Gotcha! Yep, since I was 18, I had 2 jobs, at least. The wife stayed home when the son was in the local Catholic school. Yes, home school is better. Am now 64, and will rid myself of one job this summer, and the other next year.

I'M DONE!
I feel ya! Been working full time myself since I was 15.
 
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