Thread by @ThyConsigliori

18 July 2022 - #Muster2Election Snippet 7

@SandhillsKen @Jesusestveritas

An early count of views has snippet 7 as our second best received after snippet 1. Here it is, and please, do sound off regarding your own thoughts and reactions, will you?

2) Watching this snippet, I was forced to the question "who?" As in, who exactly is being mustered? The community as a whole is one answer. A muster is for everyone, and it's both fun and important. Come together, community, a muster says, and contemplate our own body politic.

3) The most important audience is voters. Done @SandhillsKen's way, there is a very specific leaning. True conservatives. If I was running them, it would be a clear #MAGA leaning. But the idea of mustering to election is in no necessary way partisan at all. It's just American.

4) What we see in this snippet, however, is a muster to leadership. Ask @SandhillsKen and he'll tell you, America suffers from a VAST deficit of leadership. Our friend @DanSchultz2 has been working on this deficit since at least 2005. He agrees. Right Dan?

5) There is a great deal that @SandhillsKen has completely proven. One of them, we see here, is that people love to come together, and they love to meet good souls ready to step up and lead. There is a great joy here, and Ken leads us there.

6) There is also something very deep here. To get there, we must follow out Ken's idea of Zooms. No idea why he picked that term. It kind of loses me. But, as I study the diagram he created, I start to get it. Maybe you will too...

7) At the top, we get our needed definition: "Zoom = Topics of Dialog in Sequence." Hmm. Zoom, as in, zoom in and zoom out, perhaps? And what a profound concept. Here are topics we need to discuss, and we need to do so in sequence. Who thinks that way? Genius.

8) In Zoom 1 we find three primary tracks, or sequences. They are:

1) Recruit Candidates
2) Muster
3) Election Integrity

Just following 1 to 2, finding new candidates, we muster their voters to meet them and get to know them. How do you disagree with that? I sure can't!

9) Zoom 3 about Election Integrity is the greatest challenge the Democracy part of our Republic has ever faced. I've seen numbers ranging from 70% - 90% of Republicans who know to a certainty that the 2020 election was stolen. I have to opine...

10) I'm just not able to watch FOX anymore. Haven't been able since 2020. Specifically, the moment they started calling him President Elect Biden. They took sides against us, their viewers, over the largest political story of our lives. This I cannot forgive.

11) I confess this Mini-Muster is something I'll need @SandhillsKen's help with, a bit more. Why mini, as opposed to next? Not quite sure, yet. What I can see with my eyes, though, is that both original muster and successive mini-muster work. I have to opine on this, too.

12) I always shake my head. The number of times I heard the question, "Yeah, Trump can rally, he's a showman. But, will these rallies turn out votes?" The word "idiot" always came to mind. Are you kidding? I'd ask them, have you watch a rally? No would be the answer. Dude! SMH.

13) It's another question I'll have to ask @SandhillsKen. What's the difference between a muster and a rally? But let me make my own point here. Musters work. They will convert to votes. They have already converted to candidates recruited. This is GIGANTIC!

14) Tell you what. There's SO much in this diagram I'm going to pick up on it, after presenting our Snippet 7 again, in my next thread. Also, that will give me time to cheat and pick @SandhillsKen's brain a bit, and get some training from him.

15) I say again, friends, study this diagram for me and let me know what you glean. I'm telling you, just the insight to recruit candidates and then muster for them, obvious as it is, was an epiphany for me just now, above. Let me know yours. Please!