You do realize that Reagan was NOT a Boomer, yes? He was from the so-called Greatest Generation. But that's a minor point. No idea what "you must be from Minnesota" is supposed to mean. SMH

You seem to be still stuck in massive generalizations about the 76 MILLION people born between 1946 and 1964. Do you hold every single one of those people responsible for everything that happened during certain periods of history? Do 76 million people live in the Villages? Did 76 million Boomers vote in lockstep for those policies?

Do you give credit to "the Boomers" for bringing an end to the Vietnam War, creating Earth Day, risking (and losing) their lives helping Blacks in Mississippi register to vote? Or is it only the stuff you don't like that you blame an entire generation of people for?

One thing you can make a generalization about Boomers vs Millennials and Gen Z: Boomers do vote more; the data back that up. Even if some of us have had to "hold our noses" and vote for a Democrat candidate who we didn't think was the best choice. Unlike younger generations that decide they can't be bothered to vote, but bitch about Boomers. Are Democratic pols also in bed with corporations and Wall Street? No doubt. But they also are the party that supports unions, thinks climate change is a crisis, and believe women should make their own choices for their own bodies.

I can only hope that you get to a more nuanced outlook on historical events, and put blame on specific actors, not an entire generation. I don't know your age, but if you are a millennial, I doubt you'd appreciate being painted as nothing more than an entire generation of avocado toast eating politically apathetic whiners.