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Young Americans want a reboot.

Can they build a majority big enough to overrule big money?

Young people are furious.

A survey released this week by the Harvard Institute of Politics finds that under 30 Americans are, quote, a generation under profound strain, end quote,

who've lost pretty much any confidence in government or corporate institutions.

By a 57 to 13 percent margin, they told pollsters America is on the wrong track, and only 32% agree that the

U.S. is a healthy democracy, or even one that's, quote, somewhat functioning.

Fully 64% of young American adults say the system is either in trouble or has completely failed.

Polster John Delavolpe summarized the findings, quote,

Young Americans are sending a clear message, the systems and institutions meant to support them

no longer feel stable, fair, or responsive to this generation. Which raises the urgent question,

how the hell did we get here from the widespread prosperity of the post-war years. The 1970s were a pivotal decade,

and not just because they saw the end of the Vietnam War, the resignation of Nixon, and the death

of both the psychedelic hippie movement and the very political and sometimes violent SDS, which I had

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