Troy Senik: The upside of losing faith in government  Politics
as profession could stand some deglamorizing.   By TROY SENIK /
Register columnist  Troy Senik: The upside of losing faith in
government  image0-Troy Senik: The upside of losing faith in
government  "What if they gave a war, and nobody came?" That was
one of the catchphrases that baby boomers latched onto during
the Vietnam generation to highlight their belief in the utter
irrationality of armed conflict. Half a century later, with the
millenials coming of age, the question might be, "What if they
put together a government, and no one showed up?"  A poll
released this week by USA Today and the Bipartisan Policy Center
found that more than two-thirds of Americans "say the best way
to make positive changes in society is through volunteer
organizations and charities, not by being active in government,"
with those under age 30 particularly resistant to the charms of
politics. Savor this phrase, because you shouldn't expect to see
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