The Politics of Millennials

from Two Broads Talking Politics · host Kelly & Sophy

In this episode, Sophy (millennial) and Kelly (Gen-x) discuss the Millennial generation: how do we define the generation; what are the characteristics of millennials; what effect are millenials having on American politics; and do millennials really ruin everything.They are joined by millennial guests: Kristen Soltis Anderson, Republican pollster, cohost of The Pollsters Podcast and author of The Selfie Vote (15:52); Amanda Litman, co-founder and executive director of Run for Something (40:40); Michael Kotick, candidate for U.S. Congress in California's 48th district (50:53); and Spencer Bounds, candidate for Texas House District 82 (1:09:56).

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