![The big mountain that we wanted to conquer was that the culture war is a loser,” said Terry Schilling, the president of the American Principles Project, which ran its first ad showing a boy defeating girls in a track race five years ago, in Kentucky. “It used to be that you would just get shouted down if you said anything critical of the trans movement, and now no one cares.”
One development that helped: “Elon [Musk] bought Twitter, and now we can actually communicate with the political class and their communications teams about how to run campaign ads.”
In their own research, Republicans see the ads moving votes. On the air, they do not see Democrats rebutting them, or explaining why they supported pro-LGBTQ legislation, as rapidly as they respond to ads calling them soft on crime or supportive of open borders. Democrats have defended their votes, and accused the GOP of misinformation.](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_fullsize/plain/did:plc:awkrsu65rc42u6abvzrjwuck/bafkreib5we7b26th4e67xqzzajcos2nuxjlrnxnfbijkfhzed7bx5twqd4@jpeg)
Yep, everyone is dumb except you.
If you keep coming across unpersuadable people, it might just be that your arguments aren't persuasive. You are the common denominator, after all.
We've barely seen the needle move on razor thin margins. The best bet we have is to drive up turnout for groups that aren't well-represented in polling and that means young voters who are going to be motivated by enthusiasm for change and progress.
Well, now I'm entirely behind her.
In fairness this is a very big movie that sucks which is part of why I'm fascinated by it
The worst people on the internet aren't the literal nazis, they're the people who think dick cheney sucks and call me a nerd, actually.
How do you interact with people like that? You can't even just ignore them because they're in positions of power!