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http://finance.townhall.com/columnists/politicalcalculations/2012/01/23/the_core_business_of_planned_parenthood/page/full

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THIS IS THE MOST BLATANT DISPLAY OF ORWELLIAN GROUP THINK IDIOCY I HAVE EVER SEEN (also perfect vid, it won't allow a share to zaption)

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What anti-abortion demonstrators said when asked what the punishment should be for women who got abortions if abortion became illegal.

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Whoopi Goldberg Sets It Straight

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Copy of Copy of Twitter Template for Students

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Lia Curry 12/10/15 Period 7

Can white house hopefuls win over Millennials?

Yes, Millennials can be won over by politicians. Millennials changed the game for

politicians and it is not a necessarily good thing for the Millennials. Politicians are on social media, they are on T.V, and they are very prominent in the lives of millennials. According to the whitehouse.gov, “Millennials, the cohort of Americans born between 1980 and the mid-2000’s, are the largest generation in the U.S. …” , which politicians should pay attention to if they want to win.

Getting millennials on politicians side is kind of like a game. Most of the Millennials are considered independent and are the main ones who are targeted most to be persuaded to choose a side.

Politicians are adapting. Joining social media and broadcasting themselves to relate to young voters but only showing what they want to show. The real challenge most Millennials will not rise to is to see through the smoke and mirrors that is social media to make a well considered choice.