I guess I see it as a flaw because it paints a too hopeful note when Gen Y voters, although larger this time around, still aern't enough to make an overall difference IMO. It's a hopeful sign is all and if anything, it may sway some races ever so slightly, but it isn't some sweeping trendas you pointed out.
If they're just partisan liberals who are voting for the same corporate lobby interests that dominate both parties, by buying into partisan propaganda that whites/Republicans are evil, even as their Democrat alternatives use-race-baiting, gender-baiting victim politics, and then represent the same corporate interests that export jobs, import cheap foreign labor, and push us toward open borders and an economic union with Mexico and Canada, how is that a "hopeful sign"?
You're gloating about a liberal victory, that is in truth a corporate victory, against U.S. sovereignty and economic stability.
