With the economy, they feel things are getting better. "They feel more secure in the job market. "People under 30 are just more optimistic about America's future," Carlson said. "Crossfire" co-host Tucker Carlson said he sees a hopeful theme in the poll numbers. Nearly 60 percent of younger Americans polled said they believe the economy is improving compared with 48 percent of the elder group.
If the economy becomes key in the election, Bush could be better positioned to win support from the youngest of his constituency, the survey suggested. Sixty-seven percent of young Americans gave Clinton a thumbs up, while 54 percent of older Americans did the same. Forty-seven percent of the older voters said they were more likely to vote for Bush, and 43 percent said they were more likely to vote for a Democrat.Īmericans 18 to 29 also said they like former President Clinton more than their older counterparts. However, the two groups' responses were almost identical when asked if they would vote for Bush in the upcoming election.Īmong younger registered voters, 49 percent said they were more likely to vote for Bush, while 39 percent said they were more likely to vote for an unnamed Democratic candidate. Sixty-six percent of the younger Americans surveyed said they had a favorable opinion of Bush - compared with 62 percent of older Americans. When asked if they approved of the way Bush was handling his job as president, 62 percent said yes, while the rating dips to 53 percent for the older group. It's unclear what difference, if any, younger Americans will have in the 2004 presidential election, but it is clear they support the president, if only slightly more than older Americans. "They are our future, and they are hopelessly ill-informed." "One of the things that comes out of the CNN poll here is that they are three times less likely than their older peers to be plugged into issues and ideas," he said. The 20 artisans who participated in the event were chosen from among hundreds of entrants and ran the gamut from a cheesemaker, cidery owner and peanut producer to makers of such products as cold-pressed flax oil, marinated oyster mushrooms, lacto-fermented kimchee, apple vodka and balsamic vinegar.While 69 percent of Americans between 18 and 29 said they follow politics, 81 percent 30 and older said they do.ĬNN's "Crossfire" co-host Paul Begala said: "If ignorance is bliss, then young voters are the happiest folks in America. I know firsthand that this type of mentorship can make all the difference.”
“ACE is now paying it forward, both through the Artisan Incubator and the extended support we are excited to provide Les Jardins Sauvages and Seed to Sausage in the coming year. “A large part of ACE Bakery’s success in its infancy was due to mentorship my husband and I received from an owner of an artisan bakery in New York,” Haynes said in a release. ‘ACE is paying it forward, both through the Artisan Incubator and the extended support we are excited to provide Les Jardins Sauvages and Seed to Sausage’ There were public workshops as well as coaching by experts in small business sales and distribution, finance and marketing. The company, along with nine of Canada’s top culinary talents - including activist Anita Stewart, chef Lynn Crawford of Food Network Canada’s “Pitchin’ In,” and Connie DeSousa and John Jackson, chefs and co-owners of Charcut Roast House in Calgary - brought together 20 artisans to participate in last month’s Artisan Incubator in Toronto. This advertisement has not loaded yet, but your article continues below. Manage Print Subscription / Tax Receipt.
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