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In reply to the discussion: Has anyone noticed how veering to the right is never considered "too far," but even the slightest move to the left... [View all]Scubamatt
(203 posts)That's why I've tried to advocate on this Board for leaders who know how to better message and use social media to capture the public's , and some of the media's, attention. We have to change the framing of the debate/discussion, otherwise it gets progressively harder (no pun intended) to return us even to middle of the road policies. I have encountered many on this Board who flame any notion of expecting our leadership to be more aggressive, generally ending with the self defeating observation that we don't have the numbers to impact policy and its better to just lie low and hope Trump implodes. As they say in business, hope is not a plan. People are thirsty for leadership and real alternatives, and until we start messaging that more consistently and more smartly, they will not hear those alternatives and the framing of the debate is going to continue to shift to the right.
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