Also something I've had going through my head: we need more performative outrage from democrats. Things that they might need to do outside of regular congressional working hours and thus won't have any impact, but help to signal to voters and people in general that this is not OK. Something to help k…
Also something I've had going through my head: we need more performative outrage from democrats. Things that they might need to do outside of regular congressional working hours and thus won't have any impact, but help to signal to voters and people in general that this is not OK. Something to help keep democratic voters angry and stay fired up through the midterms and into 2028.
Talking filibusters and house sit-ins and the type. If they can also add these onto efforts to gum up the works, all the better.
Messaging is a matter that we consistently fail on and part of that, IMO, is the lack of passion and energy we put into our responses. Democratic politicians need to sound more angry and energized and passionate.
I like that, that's a good first step.
Also something I've had going through my head: we need more performative outrage from democrats. Things that they might need to do outside of regular congressional working hours and thus won't have any impact, but help to signal to voters and people in general that this is not OK. Something to help keep democratic voters angry and stay fired up through the midterms and into 2028.
Talking filibusters and house sit-ins and the type. If they can also add these onto efforts to gum up the works, all the better.
Messaging is a matter that we consistently fail on and part of that, IMO, is the lack of passion and energy we put into our responses. Democratic politicians need to sound more angry and energized and passionate.
And Democratic voters need to LET them be angry and energized and passionate.