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"According to a July Wall Street Journal/ABC poll, Americans over 35 were four points more likely to say the government is doing too much than to say it is doing too little. Millennials, meanwhile, by a margin of 23 points, think it’s doing too little. In 2011, Pew found that while the oldest Americans supported repealing health-care reform by 29 percentage points, Millennials favored expanding it by 17 points. They were also 25 points more likely than those 65 and older to approve of Occupy Wall Street and 36 points more favorable toward socialism, which they actually preferred to capitalism, 49 percent to 46 percent. As the Pew report put it, “Millennials, at least so far, hold ‘baked in’ support for a more activist government.”
America Is Becoming More Liberal - The Atlantic
You should stop linking to that rag. I'm not reading it. I do however agree somewhat with what you quoted. I would like it to break it down more though since generations are too long to be all of like mind. In fact, the beginning and the end of generations are always different. Which is of course understandable since they grew up in an entirely different time with likely parents of a different generation.