Baby Boomers

During the Great Depression, the marriage rate has declined due to the uncertainty of the economic situation. And it led to a delay in making decisions that had a great impact on their lives. The birthrate has also declined. Pessimism covered the expectations of Americans themselves and their children 's future. However, after the end of the Second World War, the outlook looked quite bright. In 1945, young Americans returned home from the war and were ready to benefit from a beautiful and prosperous economy. As a result, there were about 3 million marriages in 1946, an increase of more than 600,000 people over the previous year.

At the end of 1946, the first year of a baby-boomer generation, there were about 2.4 million baby boomers. In 1964, in the last year of the baby boom, there were 72.5 million baby boomers generation. The population peaked in 1999, and the number of baby-boomer generation reached 78.8 million people. This includes those who emigrated to the United States and born between 1946 and 1964. In the 2016 presidential election, the X generation and the millennium generation accounted for more than half of the voters. Pew Research. Young voters have exceeded their older voters for the first time in decades, although there are slight differences. Millennials and Generation X (18 to 51 years old) voted 69.6 million people, while voters with age of baby boomers and older (52 years and older) voted for 67.9 million people.

In the past elections, the generation of baby boomers represented the largest group of voters. This is the first time that this election is consistent with the voting rights of the baby-boomer generation every 1,000 years. It is our turn now to adjust and focus on the issues that we most care about job creation, medical care, equal rights, university affordability, and the environment. Knowledge is power, so we educate candidates and questions. Read the news, read the facts, study the candidates, and understand the state government's vote in November. Doing all this will give you more useful information than just having just accepted the BuzzFeed test in order to talk about the presidential candidate in 2016. (Well, it may still be acceptable, who can resist a good BuzzFeed test?)

The baby-boomer generation is dissatisfied with the new technology. When the skills they grew were not adopted, a thousand years were frustrated and forced to do so inefficiently. When the Millennial generation was irritated, the baby-boomer generation was irritated and said they were impatient. Millennial generation is irritated because their baby-boomer generation is irritated because they want to do different ways. Definitely, this is one of the most absurd observations. Because at the end of the day, the two sides really have good intentions. Only through the lens of the baby boomer generation, the young generation is qualified, through the lens of the Millennial generation, the old generation "just did not get it."