VOICED : Jaded young voters still

The transcript discusses political bias in debates, the changing perception of Obama among young people, and the lack of inspiration from Mitt Romney. It highlights personal voting decisions, feelings of powerlessness, and societal obligations. The speaker reflects on their own voting history and the influence of political campaigns on youth enthusiasm.

What is the speaker's view on the political debates they watched?

• They found them unbiased and informative.

• They did not watch the debates.

• They believe the debates are biased.

• They think the debates are entertaining.

How does the speaker feel about the political candidates?

• They strongly support one candidate.

• They are undecided between the candidates.

• They dislike both candidates.

• They have not formed an opinion yet.

What did the 2008 Obama campaign represent to young people according to the speaker?

• A focus on economic stability.

• A promise of hope and change.

• A shift towards conservative values.

• A continuation of past policies.

How does the speaker describe Mitt Romney's connection with young people?

• He is inspiring.

• He is a popular choice.

• He is out of touch.

• He is very relatable.

What is the speaker's sentiment about voting in the upcoming election?

• They are certain they will not vote.

• They are unsure about voting.

• They feel empowered to vote.

• They are excited to vote.