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    Posted August 2, 2011 by
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    My Generation

    By MattWhitley2  |  Posted August 2, 2011  |  Raleigh, North Carolina
     

    CNN PRODUCER NOTE     MattWhitley2 believes that in the debt-ceiling debate, 'our leaders reverted back to their youth to the playground mentality,' he said. 'Stuck in a world of I'm right and you're wrong, they lost sight of the families they represent. Their ego got the best of the them. Transcending the human nature to dominate and be right is not weak, it's courageous. That's the type of leadership we desperately need.'
    - jmsaba, CNN iReport producer

    My Generation..so we're the kids of you guys- why are we telling you to grow up and compromise?

    My Generation..so we're the kids of you guys- why are we telling you to pull up your pants and love your wives?

    My Generation.. yeah we're looking for leaders- not presidential seekers or nude pic tweeters or revolutionary dreamers.. We're looking for leaders. Get the job done. The world's watching.

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