21% of 18 to 29-year-olds came out to vote. this year it was 31%. that s a 50% increase. we want them to come back. right. they will come back if they see that the people they voted for are fighting for the things that they care about and the things that are important to them in their lives. if they see them becoming just regular politicians and just mouthing the same old political politician stuff, they re going to go it s the same old thing, nothing s changed for me, i still don t know what i m going to do. i can t afford a home, i can t afford this or that. part of the problem, right, is that the democrats are not in a position to unilaterally deliver tangible improvements to people s lives with divided government. they need to research and put forth the right bills and push the bills through, to the point where republicans are going to need to see that in the year 2020, if some of them don t vote for those bills or things that as i ve said, 52% of republicans want medicar
thing the goal to accomplish politically this year is? the most important thing is to not let down the people that came out. in 2014, i think the number is 21% of 18 to 29-year-olds came out to vote. this year it was 31%. that s a 50% increase. we want them to come back. right. they will come back if they see that the people they voted for are fighting for the things that they care about and the things that are important to them in their lives. if they see them becoming just regular politicians and just mouthing the same old political politician stuff, they re going to go it s the same old thing, nothing s changed for me, i still don t know what i m going to do. i can t afford a home, i can t afford this or that. part of the problem, right, is that the democrats are not in a position to unilaterally deliver tangible improvements to people s lives with divided government. but legislation takes a while. they need to research and put forth the right bills and push the bills th
out to vote. this year it was 31%. that s a 50% increase. we want them to come back. right. they will come back if they see that the people they voted for are fighting for the things that they care about and the things that are important to them in their lives. if they see them becoming just regular politicians and just mouthing the same old political politician stuff, they re going to go it s the same old thing, nothing s changed for me, i still don t know what i m going to do. i can t afford a home, i can t afford this or that. part of the problem, right, is that the democrats are not in a position to unilaterally deliver tangible improvements to people s lives with divided government. they need to research and put forth the right bills and push the bills through, to the point where republicans are going to need to see that in the year 2020, if some of them don t vote for those bills or things that as i ve said, 52% of republicans want medicare for all. if they don t do tha
like the midterms, everything is built towards that, what do you think the most important thing the goal to accomplish politically this year is? the most important thing is to not let down the people that came out. in 2014, i think the number is 21% of 18 to 29-year-olds came out to vote. this year it was 31%. that s a 50% increase. we want them to come back. right. they will come back if they see that the people they voted for are fighting for the things that they care about and the things that are important to them in their lives. if they see them becoming just regular politicians and just mouthing the same old political politician stuff, they re going to go it s the same old thing, nothing s changed for me, i still don t know what i m going to do. i can t afford a home, i can t afford this or that. part of the problem, right, is that the democrats are not in a position to unilaterally deliver tangible improvements to people s lives with divided government. they need to r
tick through all the advisers who were caught off guard. well, i still don t know what happened, really. i mean, i reported that she resigned. she told trump that last week. i still don t know the real backstory, and frankly, nor does really anyone that i ve spoken to in it the white house or outside the white house within the circles that you would normally expect would know this. the news, mike pompeo was caught off guard by this, and as were other senior foreign policy officials. it was kept very, very, very close. right now, i can confirm that people inside the white house view dina powell as a front-runner for the job. by no means is that a done deal, but that is a name that is now being discussed inside the white house as the successor for nikki haley. and ashley parker, nbc news is also confirming the same reporting that jonathan swan has, that dina powell is under consideration for the top u.n.