General Discussion

Fuck that crap! I'm part of the first generation that was able to vote before the age of 21. I didn't fully benefit from it, because of timing issues (I was 18 in 1968, when the voting age was still 21, and had to wait until 1972 to vote in my first presidential election), but I would vigorously oppose raising it back to 21, much less any higher. I doubt that view is going to attract many voters to this dude.