Political Priorities and Demographics

The video discusses the age gap between US politicians and the general population, noting that US politicians are older compared to those in other countries with similar life expectancies. It highlights generational differences in views on government priorities, such as military strengthening and climate change, emphasizing the importance of these differences.

How has life expectancy in the US changed since the 1800s?

• It has decreased significantly.

• It has remained the same.

• It has increased significantly.

• It has slightly decreased.

What is the median age of US politicians in the Senate?

• 42 years old

• 58 years old

• 50 years old

• 65 years old

Which country has politicians with a median age of 50 or younger?

• Germany

• Canada

• United States

• Australia

What percentage of people aged 65 and over think strengthening the military should be a major priority?

• 10%

• 39%

• More than half

• 50%

Among younger voters, what percentage believes climate change should be a major priority?

• 10%

• More than half

• 39%

• Less than half

What is the percentage of people aged 18 to 29 who prioritize military strengthening?

• 10%

• More than half

• 39%

• 50%

Why does the age gap between the general population and politicians matter?

• It reduces political engagement.

• It leads to longer life expectancy.

• It affects political priorities.

• It has no impact on politics.