Are young people locked out of power in the US? | The Excerpt
The United States is grappling with an intensifying debate over whether its political landscape has become a 'gerontocracy,' effectively locking out younger generations from power and influence. This critical discussion has been amplified by the recent release of Yale Law professor Samuel Moyn's new book, 'Gerontocracy in America,' which argues that a disproportionate concentration of wealth and political control among older Americans is stifling the nation's future direction and exacerbating intergenerational divides. The timing of Moyn's analysis resonates deeply as recent polls reveal a profound disillusionment among young voters and bipartisan public support for structural changes to political leadership.













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