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   Reaching the Millennial demographic is going to be critical for   
   any potential presidential candidate to achieve victory and gain   
   entrance to the White House. While Sen. Rand Paul (R-KY) is   
   focusing most of his efforts to reach young people on the issue   
   of privacy, Hillary Rodham Clinton talks of needing a mass   
   movement for climate change to reach Millennials.   
      
   Clinton spoke at the recent Clinton Global Initiative about how   
   young people are dedicated to addressing climate change. She   
   believes that young voters do not consider this issue as   
   secondary, but as one that will have an impact on the quality of   
   life for people all across the country. Clinton went on to say   
   that she feels global warming will be a major issue that many   
   young people today will have to face in the future.   
      
   According to a new poll, Clinton might be on to something. The   
   poll was commissioned by the Clinton Global Initiative, along   
   with Microsoft, and it concluded that those belonging to the   
   Millennial demographic are 76 percent focused on environmental   
   issues, while their parents were only 24 percent focused on the   
   topic. The study went on to state that 66 percent of the   
   Millennials who participated believe that there is solid   
   scientific evidence for the earth getting warmer, and 75 percent   
   of those individuals believe that this warming is the result of   
   human action.   
      
   http://guardianlv.com/2014/03/hillary-rodham-clinton-talks-   
   climate-change-to-reach-millennials/   
      
   100% of those individuals are too stupid to pour piss from a   
   boot.   
      
        
      
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