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4. well, they should have a more receptive audience right now

Reply to Keepthesoulalive (Reply #1)

Tue Jan 27, 2026, 03:58 PM

Jan 27

...I would think.

I've never personally had a problem with Democratic messaging, other than their reflexive need to demonstrate some immigration concern which is always exploited into a degredation of someone's civil liberties in this country.

But I do understand the surface debate that we employ ti attract voters is worrying to some. I just think it's a matter of who is listening, not so much that we haven't been saying enough.

That's my own experience, as I tried to explain above.

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I have to wonder who all of this messaging from Democrats that people are calling for is meant to influence [View all] bigtree Jan 27 OP

People are looking for easy answers Keepthesoulalive Jan 27 #1

well, they should have a more receptive audience right now bigtree Jan 27 #4

I get you Keepthesoulalive Jan 27 #5

activism in issues of POC is something I do. Tetrachloride Jan 27 #2

K&R mcar Jan 27 #3

DNC Chair Martin should release the 2024 report leftstreet Jan 27 #6

Waiting for the message that everything is about economic class. But it isn't. betsuni Jan 27 #7

The Democratic messaging requires thought. That's a tough sell right now Whyisthisstillclose Jan 27 #8