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  It seems to be the under 30 crowds fault, from this reasoning.
context: Near the start of 45's presidency, the right was thrilled to start putting together their own 'squad' of youthful radicals. 
  Gaetz, Boebert, MTG, Kari Lake, Hawley, and now Santos I guess? 
  If you're a conservative and you're excited for your party, then what the hell is wrong with you. >
  
  Right? And I was told that it was all the boomers fault. 🙄 Don't forget Madison Cawthorne, who was too stupid for the GOP. >
  
  It is the boomers' fault in terms of voters and donors. But there is a small minority of young(er) people who will sell their soul to the right-wing for money and power. They are all essentially paid actors, none of them believe the nonsense they spout. >
  
  
  It is the boomers’ fault in terms of voters 
  
  You've got that right. 
  75% of Texas voters under age 30 skipped the midterm elections. But why?
  
  Young voters made up 11 percent of the roughly 8.1 million people who cast a ballot this year. That’s down from 13 percent in 2018 and 16 percent in 2020, according to Ryan’s analysis.
  “75 percent of 18- to 29-year-olds stayed home this year,” Ryan said. “Meanwhile, nearly five times as many voters aged 50 and up voted. … The election was won by older voters.”