Well, she obviously she had a problem with them in 2008 as well. You know, I think part of it is presentation I don't think -- she's very cautious in the way she expresses how she tends to talk in terms that are kind of stereotypically political and I think millennials are very skeptical about politicians generally and authenticity matters.
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David Axelrod analyzes Hillary Clinton's challenges in connecting with millennial voters.
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