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"Here is an insightful — and provocative look
at the future of American Politics. It will delight some people and
startle others but it will leave no one unmoved."
David S. Broder, Washington Post
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predicts a major shift in American
politics and government, most likely favoring the Democrats
and public policies associated with that party, in 2008 and
beyond.
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offers unique insights on generational and technological
change that will impact the 2008 Presidential election and the
government and politics of the coming decade.
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identifies two different types
of political shifts the country has historically experienced
every forty years.
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is the perfect guide for
understanding the real story behind the 2008 elections and
the forces shaping the race.
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Find out why the Millennials, America's newest
civic generation, and the technology they use so well, are
about to
transform American politics.
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 Publication date:
March, 2008
Rutgers University Press
ISBN: 978-0-8135-4301-7
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" In its
portrayal of
America's
future,
Millennial
Makeover is a
brilliant,
prophetic…and,
in some
respects, even
frightening
book."
—Sander Vanocur
"It has
everything, the
keys to the
kingdom of
politics, but
also to
marketing."
"The book is
Millennial
Makeover:
MySpace, YouTube
and the Future
of American
Politics, it's a
must-read if
you're a
political
junkie, and it's
especially a
must-read if
you're trying to
sell anything to
anyone anywhere
you'll want to
read this book."
—Hugh Hewitt,
author, law
professor, and
nationally
syndicated
broadcast
journalist
"The
authors of the
new book
“Millennial
Makeover,”
Morley Winograd
and Michael D.
Hais, point out
that the
so-called
millennial
generation
(dating from
1982) is the
largest in
American
history, boomers
included, and
that roughly 40
percent of it is
African-American,
Latino, Asian or
racially mixed.
One in five
millennials has
an immigrant
parent. It’s
this generation
that is fueling
the excitement
and some of the
record turnout
of the
Democratic
primary
campaign, and
not just for Mr.
Obama."
The Grand Old
White Party
Confronts Obama
By Frank Rich
New York Times
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