Odessa78
06-14-2012, 12:04 PM
The recession’s tightening grip on the economy and job creation has given birth to a new kind of voter. But analyst John Zogby, who has coined many more upbeat voter names, has captured in his new voting group a very depressing reality.
“The new group are college-educated, not going anywhere people, CENGAs,” he told Secrets. “They share a lack of confidence in Washington.”
CENGAs are likely living back with mom and dad, so-called “boomerangs,” who can’t find a well-paying job despite their college degrees. And even those with jobs are being crushed by college student loan debt.
New voters: Smart dead-enders | Washington Examiner (http://washingtonexaminer.com/politics/washington-secrets/2012/06/new-voters-smart-dead-enders/730256)
“The new group are college-educated, not going anywhere people, CENGAs,” he told Secrets. “They share a lack of confidence in Washington.”
CENGAs are likely living back with mom and dad, so-called “boomerangs,” who can’t find a well-paying job despite their college degrees. And even those with jobs are being crushed by college student loan debt.
New voters: Smart dead-enders | Washington Examiner (http://washingtonexaminer.com/politics/washington-secrets/2012/06/new-voters-smart-dead-enders/730256)