Mastodawn

The entire Democratic strategy debate — "moderate" or move left? fight or compromise? — is based on a misreading of data. Voters don't think Dems are too progressive; they think Dems are weak. The actual math on what to do about this isn't even close! New: www.gelliottmorris.com/p/new-poll-d...

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G Elliott Morris Feb 27

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JackMex Feb 27

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Thank you for this 👍🏽

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CaliCarol Feb 27

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What I take from these charts is that Americans do not understand what the word "empathetic" means.

And also, as I have been screeching at my Senators for over a year now, Schumer has to go.

Remember when Democrats shut down the government to protect healthcare? And most people were blaming Republicans? And then Democrats just fucking caved and got nothing?

Ahh, good times.

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joel b Feb 27

@gelliottmorris.com dems *are* weak. At this point they are controlled opposition

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C.S.Strowbridge Feb 27

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All it would take to win is for the Democrats to find a real progressive candidate who is willing to fight.

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Ben Rosengart Feb 28

@gelliottmorris.com Where would voters get such a strange idea? Not from thirty years of panicked accommodation, surely