NEW You can now listen to Fox News articles! Wesleyan College student Ethan Norton argued in an op-ed for The Washington Post that Democrats were missing the point in their effort to win back young voters. "Democrats talk endlessly of courting young voters, but are losing my generation because they miss the point entirely. They don’t just have a young voter problem — they have an attention problem," he wrote , noting the finger-pointing within the party after former Vice President Kamala Harris' loss.  "It’s not just what they’re up against, but how they’re communicating. Crying ‘constitutional crisis’ won’t win votes — it’s hardly enough to get likes." CORY BOOKER ADMITS DEMOCRATS 'FAILED IN MY GENERATION' IN SCATHING ASSESSMENT OF HIS OWN PARTY Norton wrote that he's a college senior and said he studies media and film. The Wesleyan student wrote that he found himself scrolling past "lifeless Democratic content " and noticing conservative content that was more engaging.…