youth involvement

Kids and Controversy

By ediblewoman - Posted on March 13th, 2008

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Who said the youth weren't involved?

By Amzorilla - Posted on March 2nd, 2008

Tagged: 2008 • election • politics • youth involvement • Effective government

All my life I grew up hearing that the youth were never involved in politics.
I look around me at my University and realize that now there seems to only be a handful not involved.

Let's list off political figures that have been on my campus: Bill Clinton, Ron Paul, Barack Obama, Hillary Clinton, oh yea, and the Democratic Debate.

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