I feel like someone who reduces the general despair around the results of the previous election to:

> "He found it baffling. The only explanation he could think of was generational: millennials freaking out after not getting their way."

Ahh yes, the favored lever of boomer political discourse, which they oh so love to pull: "must be entitled millennials"...

Never mind the ruinous economic conditions they directly contributed to over the years.

I'm genuinely struggling to empathize with this demographic of voters. They voted in a party that's historically anti-union and loves to slash social programs. On top of that, it's party led by someone with a very apparent history of financial incompetence and corruption.

How's that reductionist thinking working out for you now? Are coal jobs back? Manufacturing? How are those health benefits looking?