Covering a vast range of topics and ideologies, What We Think represents the young voters of America in an innovating and profoundly unique way: using their own words. The ninety-nine essays and poems that make up What We Think are provocative, passionate, and undeniably honest. This is the voice of a generation, America’s young voters have something to say.

What power in young voters! And woe to the politician who ignores them. Voting with Our Pants Down zeroes in on what motivates this unique segment of the population, how millennials differ in outlook from older voters, and what we can expect from the under-thirty voter. And who better to explain the young voter than a member of the ranks? Following on the heels of the successful and insightful What We Think: Young Voters Speak Out for the 2004 presidential election, Rob Grabow brings us up-to-date for 2008 in Voting with Our Pants Down. Supported with personal interviews, surveys, and documentation, Grabow exposes his generation with intelligence, candor, and wit. A must-read for anyone wanting to understand the young voter.