2016 Postmortem
In reply to the discussion: I fear Democrats are laying the groundwork for future losses by refusing to learn from defeat [View all]phylny
(8,764 posts)- Candidates cannot denigrate each other in the primaries.
- Find firearms-neutral candidates (I hate guns, have no use for them, but the NRA had a field day advertising against Hillary in my area).
- Don't stoop to the level of our opponents. Have a clear message, learn how to respond to questions with a false premise (when Chris Wallace asked about "late-term abortions" she should have immediately explained that there is no such thing).
- Take out billboards - BIG ONES - with short messages about registering to vote and a phone number where people can be sure they're registered before the election. I saw video of people on line at the DMV on ELECTION DAY trying to get an ID or license.
- Take out more billboards with simple messages about what a Democratic-led Congress can do for the area.
- Resort to fax machines or encrypted, password protected email for really sensitive data.
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