Comments on: The Progressive Shift

By: Nikki Shonoiki

Nikki Shonoiki — Thu, 14 Jan 2010 02:39:37 +0000

Yeah, I agree with Joe. Our generation will re-define politics and break away from the failed two party ideology! We understand that republicans and democrats fundamentally share the same goals and that this polarized system was created as a road block by those who benefit from the status quo. We will change the entire system because it’s the only way to create real political change and help those in need.

By: shilo

shilo — Tue, 15 Dec 2009 18:34:06 +0000

it’s not that gen-we is moving more left. we are majorly independent but in a choice between a republican president and a democratic one we tend to vote democratic. I feel that until we can get another political party that fits our views better most will continue to vote this way.

we have to have a more open- minded president to get what we need to have done, done. we can’t do this with a conservative president, this is why we vote democrat. just because we vote one way doesn’t mean we label us that way.

By: Joe Parascandalo

Joe Parascandalo — Thu, 10 Dec 2009 20:51:20 +0000

I thought Gen-We was defining a NEW political paradigm – yet this article espouses a movement to the LEFT – to the DEMOCRAT side of the HOUSE. Forget it! IF you want CHANGE and REAL CHANGE – you have to define your own political movement – party – whatever you want to label it, that is outside the principles of a left – right paradigm.

Face it: what you got today is getting you what your getting and you have already said: THAT’S NOT GOOD AND YOU DON’T LIKE IT!

So why would you want to subscribe to anything that resembles nothing more than the SAME OLD THING!

Don’t buy into the crap that a two party system works cause it hasn’t!