Here’s an article that, some might say, speaks to our framework of political terminology.
http://www.tnr.com/story_print.html?id=e050da85-7d49-46da-80fc-d9168c0faec7
I imply no support of — or opposition to — the content in a link.
Just came across this entry regarding Hillary’s public persona.
What I found most interesting was the use of the phrase “the most entitled of all generations.” I should tackle this later when I have the time, but I will say that this younger generation (Carter – Reagan births), of which I am a member, will likely have a great deal of political conflict with its parents.
They grew up during a time of incredible economic prosperity, relative peace (despite the cold war), and increasingly available education. They have furthermore presided over an incredibly peaceful, productive, low-inflation era of good feelings. For an entire decade we were at a loss for a major enemy or international issue.
Yet somehow we’re still sitting here addicted to oil, supposedly destroying our upper atmosphere, arguing over health care, waiting for a social security time bomb, with no bases or casinos on the moon.
Thanks, baby-boomers.