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| | BABY BOOMERS, BABY BUSTERS, MILLENNIALS: THOUGHTS ON THE GENERATIONAL CULTURES [Free Republic] |
 | | Clinton, like the rest of the Baby Boomers, later to become the "me" generation of the 1980’s, was largely influenced by the 1960’s counter culture that rejected many of the traditional values held by the previous World War II generation. |
 | | It’s no wonder that the Baby Buster generation, also known as the Generation X group born between 1964 and 1981, have become incredibly cynical and disillusioned with politics, government, and life in general, as a direct consequence of the sins and dysfunction of their parents. |
 | | I speak with Baby Busters from all walks of life, including relatives, and I believe that there is a pervasive resentment against the Baby Boomers in particular. |
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