My take on swing voters is, still being open to voting for Trump is a far-right position and I don’t know why a Democrat would build a general election strategy around trying to get far-right votes.
If you compel them with your message—fine. If you try to change to win them—why?
If you compel them with your message—fine. If you try to change to win them—why?
I may have more to say about this later (depending on the extent to which I decide it's helpful/want my mentions demolished) but for now I'll just say:
If somebody is considering Trump—now, even now—how reachable is that person? Think what they're willing to allow. To overlook.
If somebody is considering Trump—now, even now—how reachable is that person? Think what they're willing to allow. To overlook.
It's a person who is attracted to the worst, or at least willing to make themselves comfortable with the very worst, to achieve some perceived advantage.
They're undecided—really? And they're our hope?
They're undecided—really? And they're our hope?
What and who are we willing to give up, to compromise on?
How successful do we think that compromise toward the worst will be, when there's somebody always willing to offer worse still?
And what will we lose—morally and strategically—in the attempt to appeal to the worse?
How successful do we think that compromise toward the worst will be, when there's somebody always willing to offer worse still?
And what will we lose—morally and strategically—in the attempt to appeal to the worse?
