Wednesday, October 29, 2008

Change Is Coming - But Maybe Not Where You Expected

Thanks Sid for turning me onto this new Campaign. The Hope of this Country is in the Next Generation.

Who is Generation We?
Millennials are the largest generation in American history. Born between 1978 and 2000, they are 95 million strong, compared to 78 million Baby Boomers. They are independent—politically, socially, and philosophically—and they are spearheading a period of sweeping change in America and around the world. No one knows the Millennials like Eric Greenberg. In Generation We, Greenberg explains the emerging power of the Millennial Generation, shows how they (and their supporters from other generations) are poised to change our nation and our world for the better, and lays out a powerful plan for progressive change that today's youth is ready to implement.

Visit www.Gen-We.org for more information.


Generation WE: The Movement Begins... from Generation We on Vimeo.

7 comments:

  1. I have to respectfully disagree with the statement that Obama will govern from the center (or close to it). He is as far left as they come and I don't see this changing after he is elected. Just my humble opinion and, after all, that's what makes the world go around. Regardless of peoples political affiliation it seems silly to think he will be middle of the road. But I do enjoy all your posts.. even when I disagree. :)

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  2. Hey Chris,

    I like it when people respectfully disagree. Respect goes a very long way!!!!

    I agree that Obama is left of center, but I also wonder just where center is anymore. I'm not so sure.

    Also, this Gen-We campaign is pretty cool because it is NOT partisan. They are not advocating one candidate over the other, and are looking ahead to whomever the next president will be.

    It's no secret any more that I'm voting for Obama and I'll be extremely sad if McCain becomes our president. But if that happens, then I will have to give him the same respect I would have given Obama.

    I was raised in a Republican state with Republican family members. I'm the black sheep of the bunch. After I was dx MS, my brother (the counselor/college professor) suggested that I give up on my insurance and go on disability and welfare. He thought that that was the only viable option I had to make it financially. From a Republican who really dislikes entitlements, this was a strange recommendation but one which follows from his observational experience.

    I just thought the message in this video and the idea of using social networking to enact change was brilliant. I give the coordinators my kudos.

    And I really do appreciate all comments, even ones which reveal that my readers have differing opinions, lol. Thanks.

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  3. Lisa: Thanks. I have a lot of respect for you! :)

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  4. This is a great video and even inspiring, I'm going to show it to my kids, and actually it may come up on my blog in the next few days. I think it is so important, that our children understand that they are the future. They are the ones that they have the potential to make this country greater than its ever been. Thanks for sharing this. :)

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  5. I need hope now. This election just might give it to me if things turn out as I wish.

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  6. GObama. Embryonic stem cell research (not adult stem cell research) is our best hope for a cure to MS. Obama supports it. McCain doesn't. It's a no brainer for me (pun intended).

    Thans for sharing the WE generation video/campaign info. Change is upon us and apathy is the enemy.

    Hey! Where do I get my award?

    Peace,
    Lazy J

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  7. I enjoyed watching the video and can't wait for the next 10 years when my WE friends are able to vote.

    Great comments from people too! GObama!

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