Lack Of Young Talent In The Democrat Party Presidential Pool

Let’s see here; Hillary Clinton, born in 1947, Al Gore born in 1948, Joe Biden born in 1942 and Bernie Sanders born in 1941 are the only viable candidates the Democratic Party can muster up? By inauguration, Hillary will be 69, Al gore 68, Joe Biden 76 and Bernie Sanders 77.

They are all elderly.....and all white. How can the liberals possibly make the argument that all that is left of the Republican Party is ‘old white people’, when that is who they are standing behind while they look across the GOP presidential field which possesses a women, two Latinos and an African-American and whose average age (57.7) is almost 15 years younger than the Democrat field’s average age (71.9)?

Donald Trump, born in 1946 (69)
Ben Carson, born in 1951 (64)
John Kasich, born in 1952 (63)
Jeb Bush, born in 1953 (62)
Carly Fiorina, born in 1954 (61)
Mike Huckabee, born in 1955 (60)
Rand Paul, born in 1963 (52)
Ted Cruz, born in 1970 (45)
Marco Rubio, born in 1971 (44)

Hillary is facing a criminal probe that worsens by the news cycle. Bernie Sanders of course has his “all women like to fantasize about being raped” and “too few orgasms cause cervical cancer” articles, which he authored up there in, cuckoo Vermont where things are apparently not in the vacuum that Sanders had imagined. Al Gore has been making ka-zillions of dollars on global warming shakedowns and is now a big time 1%er and, I mean if you want to mention Maryland Governor Martin O’Malley (inspiration to the character Tommy Carcetti, the corrupt Baltimore mayor in HBO's "The Wire", well, O'Malley is also running way in the distant back of the pack, feel free but I said “viable candidates’.

The Grand Ole’ Party maybe older chronologically but the youth movement is dominating the 2016 Presidential race and minorities, women and many un-enrolled are kicking the tires as they yawn at the re-tired on the left.

One last thing, it appears Joe Biden is interested in bringing Elizabeth "Granny" Warren into the mix as his heir apparent VP candidate. So where are the rising stars of the 21st century in the Democratic Party? Your guess is as good as mine.