Happy, now?
Happy, now?
He's calling out the dem's lack of commitment to policies that actually contrast with the GOP.
That leads to an aversion to promote those policies aggressively-the messaging failure.
Poor commitment to good policy hobbles the party's efforts to communicate effectively.
He's calling out the dem's lack of commitment to policies that actually contrast with the GOP.
That leads to an aversion to promote those policies aggressively-the messaging failure.
Poor commitment to good policy hobbles the party's efforts to communicate effectively.
But I think Willis' core point is this. The dems "lesser evilism" only works when the GOP clearly shits the bed. Thinking the dems just need to message lesser evilism better isn't the answer.
But I think Willis' core point is this. The dems "lesser evilism" only works when the GOP clearly shits the bed. Thinking the dems just need to message lesser evilism better isn't the answer.
I did read the article and think this part is the key. No amount of communication or messaging is going to matter unless the party gets this right.
I did read the article and think this part is the key. No amount of communication or messaging is going to matter unless the party gets this right.