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Scrivener7

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4. Nope. We have a messaging problem. As in, we do not effectively counter their messaging.

Reply to maxrandb (Original post)

Fri May 23, 2025, 06:16 PM

May 2025

And don't look now but a substantial percentage of Democrats, though they didn't vote for trump, DID stay home, which was essentially a vote for trump.

So I disagree with your statement that "we wouldn't and couldn't." A good number of our party would and did.

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Let's talk "messaging" [View all] maxrandb May 2025 OP

Could not disagree more senseandsensibility May 2025 #1

How do we get our message through? Keepthesoulalive May 2025 #2

That is a problem senseandsensibility May 2025 #3

Nope. We have a messaging problem. As in, we do not effectively counter their messaging. Scrivener7 May 2025 #4

Agree. Republican voters don't even listen to messaging anyway. It's all about identity, the culture wars. betsuni May 2025 #5