"I was disappointed to hear that Rolling Stone had endorsed Hillary Clinton, but I also understood. In many ways, the endorsement by my boss and editor, Jann Wenner, read like the result of painful soul-searching, after this very magazine had a profound influence on a similar race, back in 1972.
"Rolling Stone has championed the 'youth vote' since 1972, when 18-year-olds were first given the right to vote. The Vietnam War was a fact of daily life then, and Sen. George McGovern, the liberal anti-war activist from South Dakota, became the first vessel of young Americans, and Hunter S. Thompson wrote our first presidential-campaign coverage. We worked furiously for McGovern. We failed; Nixon was re-elected in a landslide."


http://www.rollingstone.com/politics...0160325?page=2

interesting read #hillaryfor2016 #dontfeelthebern

This article, to me, fails to answer its question as to why young people are right about Hillary Clinton. It merely states what young people generally feel towards her.

Yikes. People reading too far into this article but I guess anything to solidify your dislike for Hill

Because she has become a pop girls

Ted Cruz will be the next president #dealwithiT