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The discussion centers around 16-year-old Amy Myers, who gained attention for challenging politician Michele Bachmann to a debate on the Constitution and is now running for class president. Participants express optimism about young leaders like Myers, highlighting the need for more engaged youth in politics. There is a mention of skepticism regarding the scrutiny public figures face, particularly female politicians, who often endure trivial criticism. The conversation also touches on the broader implications of youth involvement in political discourse, with some humorously referencing future political races and supporting fictional characters from commercials. Overall, the thread emphasizes the potential of young individuals to influence political conversations and the challenges they may face in the public eye.
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I hope so.

Teen who challenged Bachmann to Constitution showdown is running for class president
http://news.yahoo.com/s/yblog_thelookout/20110516/ts_yblog_thelookout/teen-who-challenged-bachmann-to-constitution-showdown-is-running-for-class-president

There is hope for this country. We need more like 16-year-old Amy Myers!
 
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I wonder how her letter got posted online?
 
Let's see her long form birth certificate first. Then we'll talk.
 
The 2032 race?

Right now I support Susie the lemonade stand tycoon in the Verizon commercials.

Skippy
 
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The 2032 race?

Right now I support Susie the lemonade stand tycoon in the Verizon commercials.

Skippy

:approve:
 
If I had to guess - most politicians were over-achievers enough at the age 16 to know that type of historical trivia without much fault. I wonder how many wrong things Amy Myers has said recently? Too bad her every word isn't recorded and analyzed by hundreds of people every day. It's easy to critique those in the spotlight when you're not in it.

She does bring up a point, though, that too often female politicians are quickly lampooned for trivial things. At least Rep. Bachmann http://www.politico.com/politico44/perm/0511/what_year_is_it_6538277e-39cf-4381-b9dc-ee308d0881ad.html" .
 
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