Comment: There are a lot of references in the commentary that equate a vote from the young (16-24)
as being of greater importance than one from the older population.   This is also implied
in Ms Renzetti's article itself.
But like someone said, quoting Churchill, 'it's too bad youth is wasted on the young'.  I recognise it from my own youth.  And today it feels more telling than ever.  I'm not saying they should not vote, just that age and experience (as we now see as a new trend in the
work force) speak loud and clear and should be hailed, as it often is in other cultures, as
something to look to and learn from.  Youth will always take itself very seriously so no
chance we will miss that part.  But older people often feel harassed for simply having a lot
of years behind them.  This scorning of the older voter is shameful.