The video is about a 15-year-old political enthusiast named Quinn Mitchell from New Hampshire. Quinn discusses his early interest in politics, his experiences attending political events, and his appreciation for journalism. He mentions his participation in the primary presidential events and the GOP (republican party) Candidate Summit, where he was mistakenly identified. Quinn emphasizes the importance of asking tough questions to hold politicians accountable. He also explains the basics of the US political system, including the role of the Constitution and the two main political parties. The text highlights Quinn's passion for political engagement and his efforts to stay informed through various news sources and perspectives.
Vocabulary:
• Transfer of power: When one person or group gives control or authority to another person or group.
• To enlighten: to help someone understand or learn something.
• To build up: To gradually create or develop something.
• Framework: a set of rules that something is built upon or organized within.
• To be enshrined: To be preserved or protected often referring to a principle or idea that is highly valued.
• Former: Referring to someone or something that existed in the past, especially when compared to the present.
• Indictment: A formal accusation or charge of committing a crime, typically issued by a grand jury.
• Nominee: A person who has been proposed or selected as a candidate for a particular position or honor, such as in an election.
• To gear up: To prepare or get ready for a particular event or activity.
• To be accountable: To be responsible.
• To matter: To be important.
• To be biased: to have a preference or inclination towards one side or perspective over others, often resulting in unfair treatment or judgment.
Source: Behind the news Youtune channel.