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Kellyanne: I think we got some work to do on the young people who think differently on abortion perhaps, guns, or climate change.. The thing I’m really concerned about on this is that the left becomes a turnout machine with young people..

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Acyn3 years ago

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Michelle, Suburban Mom3 years ago

Well, Kellyanne, it is your policies. Have you talked to a “young person”? The Dems are a voter turnout machine for young people BECAUSE of the GOP’s outdated, backwoods, racist, sexist, misogynistic, xenophobic etc policies. You are a party of hate in their minds. Ask them.

SomeOfJess is on Bluesky, same handle.3 years ago

“I think we’ve already won on policy arguments” is an exceptional use of alternative facts.

Jo3 years ago

You hear that Gen Z!!!!!! You’re scaring the fuck out of them!!! Let’s Fucking gooooo!!! Omg. They’re terrified and they should be.

Ron Waxman 🏳️‍🌈🇺🇦3 years ago

Perhaps???? GOP are out of touch with what most people in this country want and are the opposite of progressive. That is why young people are voting against them.

Kaylan_TX3 years ago

Kellyanne can’t even get her own daughter to vote her way🙄😂🤣 Her teenage daughter tweeted this less than a week ago! Way to go girl!!!🔥🔥🔥

CasualDuchess3 years ago

Young voters recognize this is taking away their freedom. Abortion takes the freedom of bodily autonomy away. Global warming takes away the planet & that too threatens our freedom. Everytime you deregulate an institution you are putting more of the burden on taxpayers =<freedom.

Rick G. Rosner3 years ago

The GOP has been the less-popular party for 96% of the 80+ years since polling began because of crappy, anti-people policies.

— • 𝗖 𝗛 𝗘 𝗘 𝗞 𝗬 • —3 years ago

What policies? The GOP has none besides retribution for having lost elections. And the next elections. Economics? You are joking.

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