Flagpole wrote:
...my problem with her (and this is my admitted bias) is that she is a child with not enough life experience to lecture any adult on anything. Doesn't mean a 16-year-old can't be the face of a cause, but typically those who do that well have had a unique experience. She hasn't had that.
The analogy I'm using is I might agree with everything a 12-year-old says when singing a love song, but that doesn't mean he's the right person to deliver that song.
So who does it well, Al Gore?
Being environmentally friendly was always a non-partisan issue until Al Gore made 'An Inconvenient Truth'.
He did not speak in partisan terms but the fact that he was a Democratic presidential nominee made Republicans think fighting Global Warming was an issue for them to be against.
And to your analogy, people believed in Michael Jackson's love songs more when he was 12 than when he was 40.