Don’t Bayen and don't want Trump, the United States Z: I hope the next president is "fresh blood"

Jimu Journalist Sun Yan

Intern Zeng Zheng

For the 2024 presidential campaign, young American voters seem to be not looking forward to it. According to the CNN report, the joint polls released by the New York Times and the Siena College showed that the people of this generation (the people born from 1995 to 2009 were most likely to say "neither worship worship. If you don't choose Trump ", you come.

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"If your mind stays 50 years ago, how do you lead the country?"

Alexandra Chadwick, 22, said in an interview with the New York Times that when he filled out the public opinion survey form two years ago, he only hoped that "Trump quickly stepped down."

"At that time, I felt that the choice was more like a guarantee. In my eyes, he did not appear in the image of a" encouragement of people's politicians "." Chadwick said.

But what Chadwick didn't expect was that just two years later, her view of Biden changed. During his tenure, the US Federal Supreme Court overturned the marksmanship and canceled abortion rights. The pile parts were deeply disappointed.

"If your thoughts are still staying 50, 60, or even 70 years ago, how do you lead the country? Many old ideas are no longer applicable." Chadwick proposed the ability of Biden and other Democratic leaders question. She believes that they lack the willpower of counterattacks.

In June 2022, supporters of abortion rights held demonstrations outside the Supreme Court (Picture Source: Associated Press)

It is reported that although voters are dissatisfied with the Bayeng government in all ages, it is not as "general" as young people and people who are born from 1995 to 2009). More common.

According to the joint polls released by the New York Times and Siena College, only 1%of young people aged 18 to 29 have strongly agreed with Biden's working way; 94%among the Democrats under 30 years old, 94% Everyone hopes to have a "new candidate" in two years to replace Biden to participate in the presidential election.

"The mid -term elections are getting closer and closer, these numbers are a clear warning for Democrats." In this way, it is not the first time that it has appeared in the report.

Gen Z appealed to fresh blood

The 24 -year -old Ellis McCarthy said in an interview that he longed for a "new" government.

McCarthy's father was an electrician. Last summer, when Bayon arrived in Bervey, Bellviy, Washington, the two had a brief conversation.

"My father talked about his two favorite things -the union and his work. Soon after, my father fell ill and could only be hospitalized for treatment." McCarthy told reporters that his father became emotional after recovery. It is very poor, and I and my family believe that it is a "medical care system".

Although the report was not mentioned in the report, McCarthy's "medical care system" could not help but remind people of the previous report of the New York Times.

In July 2020, the New York Times disclosed in an article that from February to May 2020, the new crown epidemic was taken away about 5.4 million American workers. This means that if the new crown is infected, patients who lose medical insurance may face amazing medical burden.

Trump information chart (picture source: Reuters)

"No matter whether it is Biden or Trump, no one can speak for people like my father." McCarthy said, "The workers were completely dry aside."

The report pointed out that in the eyes of middle -aged people, economic issues may be the most critical, but in the hearts of young voters, the economy is only "one of many options", and abortion rights, gun policies and climate issues are also important.

"Compared to the maintenance system and restoration norms, young voters are more interested in the results of the" incident '. What they want is to make more thorough changes, so they want to have "fresh blood" to lead the country. What they desire is to use it. Innovative ways to promote the solution of the problem, not to return to the past. "The report said.

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