I’m having trouble finding a study about support by age group that separates the boomers from the older generations.
There’s reason to believe that the greatest generation has a different outlook on fascism than silent generation and boomers, though at this point those two younger generations dominate the 65+ group. At this point, WWII vets (assuming the youngest were 18 in 1945) would be 97+. Boomers are mostly 65+.
Funny, I guess both my grandfathers were fascists when they kicked Nazis in the teeth.
To be fair, if they’re still around they’re more than likely Trump supporters.
Ah, assumptions. They’re both dead, thanks.
It’s a fair assumption to make, given that old people make up the vast majority of Trump supporters.
I’m having trouble finding a study about support by age group that separates the boomers from the older generations.
There’s reason to believe that the greatest generation has a different outlook on fascism than silent generation and boomers, though at this point those two younger generations dominate the 65+ group. At this point, WWII vets (assuming the youngest were 18 in 1945) would be 97+. Boomers are mostly 65+.