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In reply to the discussion: A Pro and Con for Bernie. [View all]True Blue Door
(2,969 posts)10. It is encouraging that his victories are all consecutive.
The civil rights work just shows what we already know, that his values are legit. Not sure how that will be elaborated on this scale.
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This is absolutely correct: "Emotionally neutral persuasion is insufficient"
Jackpine Radical
May 2015
#23
I think that the mass media are employing a lot of visceral conditioning.
Jackpine Radical
May 2015
#36
This is a crucial point. We've seen that propaganda conditioning used against Obama 24/7
True Blue Door
May 2015
#37
How are you going to handle talking to people who aren't already on board
True Blue Door
May 2015
#8
Obviously. I'm mostly looking for ways to leverage those ideals and grow the campaign.
True Blue Door
May 2015
#11
His campaign for our two votes is about issues, and he apparently already won that campaign.
True Blue Door
May 2015
#20
Why did Dean not win on the issues? Why has Kucinich never won the issues?
True Blue Door
May 2015
#32
That's a minor way to measure IMO. The persons stand on issues and consistency on them is paramount
L0oniX
May 2015
#16
The last I heard, he had 175,000 people wanting to volunteer (probably higher now).
mmonk
May 2015
#35
Definitely. I have a better feeling about his campaign than I did Howard Dean's.
True Blue Door
May 2015
#38