zaza corn
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It's not an odd thing to say at all. She's describing a recruitment tactic, not passing judgment on their character
"They act nice" is not the same as "they are nice" and it's batshit that we're at a point where people cannot tell the difference
"They act nice" is not the same as "they are nice" and it's batshit that we're at a point where people cannot tell the difference
August 20, 2025 at 4:22 PM
It's not an odd thing to say at all. She's describing a recruitment tactic, not passing judgment on their character
"They act nice" is not the same as "they are nice" and it's batshit that we're at a point where people cannot tell the difference
"They act nice" is not the same as "they are nice" and it's batshit that we're at a point where people cannot tell the difference
An answer to the D's comms problem is the base, not via GOTV stuff, but through ppl's already-existing relationships. That can be amplified by recruiting ppl into orgs that sustain it for the long haul. By meeting material needs & offering connection & joy, those orgs can attract even more people.
Got a new piece up at the Guardian about how Democrats underestimated the opposition, overrated their own GOTV efforts, and ignored the year-round issue-based organizing that's needed – and that is changing minds and elections in the places where it is happening.
www.theguardian.com/us-news/ng-i...
www.theguardian.com/us-news/ng-i...
Democrats’ much-touted ‘ground game’ was a disaster. Here’s how to fix it
Cable ads and bussed-in volunteers don’t cut it any more. If the party wants to win, it must engage voters in a collective push for change
www.theguardian.com
November 26, 2024 at 8:29 PM
An answer to the D's comms problem is the base, not via GOTV stuff, but through ppl's already-existing relationships. That can be amplified by recruiting ppl into orgs that sustain it for the long haul. By meeting material needs & offering connection & joy, those orgs can attract even more people.