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Common Sense Action
Common Sense Action is a grassroots
organization that expands opportunity for
Millennials by bringing our generation to the
policymaking table and building a movement of
Millennial voters committed to generational
fairness, investment in future generations, and
repairing politics.
Why are we here?
In other words…
• Millennials are screwed.
• We don’t have a voice at the
policymaking table
No really...
• In 2000 average age of a fast food worker = 22
In 2011 average age of a fast food worker = 29.5
• Between 1982 and 2007, college tuition costs
rose 439%; the median family income rose 147%
• By 2025 taxes will pay for only interest payments,
Medicare, Medicaid, and Social Security
Increasing Entitlements; Decreasing
Investments
Source: OMB via Stan Druckenmiller
We’re on the hook for the elderly
Source: Report to The Can Kicks back by Callegary and Kotlikoff (2013) via Stan Druckenmiller
And we’ve failed to reduce youth poverty rates.
Source: Census Bureau via Stan Druckenmiller
Old people are getting richer; Young
people, poorer.
Source: FRB, Survey of Consumer Finances. Via
Stan Druckenmilller
We’re not doomed. We’ve got a plan
How do we work toward our common
goal?
• No microphone – megaphone
• Movement geared toward leverage pts.
• Where can our leverage be most useful?
• How can we get people to listen to us?
• Crafting a platform: The Agenda for Generational
Equity (AGE)
No Voice in Conversation
• We are stakeholders
• No Microphone in Politics
How do we fix this?
• No Microphone; we build a Megaphone!
• To have Political power you need Money or
Numbers
• Youth have neither, but we can build numbers
How do we build a megaphone?
• Crafting a platform: The Agenda for
Generational Equity (AGE)
– Advancing Generational Fairness
– Investing in Millennial Mobility
– Repairing Politics
• Movement geared toward Political Leverage
pts.
Movement Building
• Build: A Nation-wide Network of Community
based Chapters; Currently 25 in 17 states.
• Organize and Educate coalitions of
GOP/DEM/INDs for Generational Fairness and
Investment
• Mobilize coalitions in Primary Elections.
Keep in Touch!
• Check us out on Facebook
www.facebook.com/commonsenseaction.
• Follow us on Twitter @CSAction. We’ll follow
back .

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Csa powerpoint deck

  • 2. Common Sense Action Common Sense Action is a grassroots organization that expands opportunity for Millennials by bringing our generation to the policymaking table and building a movement of Millennial voters committed to generational fairness, investment in future generations, and repairing politics.
  • 3. Why are we here?
  • 4. In other words… • Millennials are screwed. • We don’t have a voice at the policymaking table
  • 5. No really... • In 2000 average age of a fast food worker = 22 In 2011 average age of a fast food worker = 29.5 • Between 1982 and 2007, college tuition costs rose 439%; the median family income rose 147% • By 2025 taxes will pay for only interest payments, Medicare, Medicaid, and Social Security
  • 7. We’re on the hook for the elderly Source: Report to The Can Kicks back by Callegary and Kotlikoff (2013) via Stan Druckenmiller
  • 8. And we’ve failed to reduce youth poverty rates. Source: Census Bureau via Stan Druckenmiller
  • 9. Old people are getting richer; Young people, poorer. Source: FRB, Survey of Consumer Finances. Via Stan Druckenmilller
  • 10. We’re not doomed. We’ve got a plan
  • 11. How do we work toward our common goal? • No microphone – megaphone • Movement geared toward leverage pts. • Where can our leverage be most useful? • How can we get people to listen to us? • Crafting a platform: The Agenda for Generational Equity (AGE)
  • 12. No Voice in Conversation • We are stakeholders • No Microphone in Politics
  • 13. How do we fix this? • No Microphone; we build a Megaphone! • To have Political power you need Money or Numbers • Youth have neither, but we can build numbers
  • 14. How do we build a megaphone? • Crafting a platform: The Agenda for Generational Equity (AGE) – Advancing Generational Fairness – Investing in Millennial Mobility – Repairing Politics • Movement geared toward Political Leverage pts.
  • 15. Movement Building • Build: A Nation-wide Network of Community based Chapters; Currently 25 in 17 states. • Organize and Educate coalitions of GOP/DEM/INDs for Generational Fairness and Investment • Mobilize coalitions in Primary Elections.
  • 16. Keep in Touch! • Check us out on Facebook www.facebook.com/commonsenseaction. • Follow us on Twitter @CSAction. We’ll follow back .