There was an interesting article in the always fair and balanced NY Post look at young voters, partially Young Republicans, and how while they support lower taxes and more fiscally conservative policies, their view on the hot button social issues ranges from libertarian to indifference. This is a reason why in New Jersey and Massacusettes, “… old-guard liberals were recently replaced by Chris Christie and Scott Brown, libertarian-ish Republicans who are socially liberal but fiscally conservative.”
Actually, by “they” I should say “we” because I’m a Young Republican myself and find that in running with other YRs, while we’re united behind fiscal policy and (for the most part) foreign policy, socially we’re all over the place, Myself for example, while I’m Pro Life and think people should be allowed to responsibly own and carry fire arms, I also think gay people should have the legal right to make the same mistakes that straight people do, and with out being a “global warming alarmist” still think that pumping chemicals into the atmosphere is probably not a good thing.
And as the article shows, most youngins in general are scattered…
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This article comes to no surprise to me, because during the day I’m employed by a small business (like I think 70% of America), and I know how much Democrat economic policies, particularly under the current regime, are making it hard for us to keep it together. And that’s just the national policies…don’t get me started on the statewide ones.
People are accusing 
We’ve been following Reps. Paul Ryan and Jeb Hensarling series of editorial in the Washington Examiner (
