Millennial here, and what so many people fail to realize is just how promising my generation is. Say what you will in regards to our addiction to technology and smart devices, but once you see past that please make an effort to see the truth. Millennials are the future of this country, especially those of us born in the mid to late 90's and here's why:

1) Not only have we seen life before technology, but we've grown with it, and now mastered it. Let's face it, there's no going back now. We are headed towards a world dominated by technology, as it is used within the infrastructure of almost any workplace setting / organization. We know how it works, why it works, when it will work, etc., and can use it for our personal and professional benefit.

2) We've seen this country at its worst. This can be applied to not only our economic state in recent years, but all aspects. We're capable of getting by without much (most of us). so with the help of a new, promising candidate we can get this country back on its feet. We know what it's like to be down and out, now all that's left to do is execute as a nation.

3) Our social values and level of sensitivity towards specific subcultures in society are now at an all time high. We've now incorporated gay rights, legal marijuana at both the medicinal and recreational level, politically correct everything, and not to mention an African American president has been in office for two terms, which may I remind you has never happened in the history of this country.

-- There has never been, in my opinion, a better time for change in this country. We are in an extremely vulnerable state as a nation. What I mean is this whole "socialist democratic" nonsense that has been the talk of the campaign is probably the best thing for us. We are prepared for anything this country throws our way, and when the time does come for us all to step up and contribute to the well being of our beloved country, you bet your a** we're going to succeed.

So when a lying, old, Wall Street loving, self empowered woman like Hilary Clinton comes around expecting us to all welcome her as a candidate in this election, it's a tad bit crazy. We no longer need people like Hilary who want to continue this trend of plummeting our country into debt. We no longer have time for the infamous 1% to continue to get away with their fraudulent crimes while us middle class people struggle to get by. We no longer need a country that thrives on the well being of its government and upper class, but one that thrives on its people.

I can neither confirm nor deny if any candidate in this race is the right person for the job. But what I do know, as I'm sure millions of others do, is that we cannot mess things up this time around.