In a recent appearance of the Adam Friedland show - David Hogg talks about how we shift our party back into a winning party that fights for people, among other topics.
Watch with an open mind, please!
These are sleek, smart, and fun — the kind of movies that are great on a weeknight and still spark a next‑day convo.
A suave art thief teams up with a savvy con artist for one last score in L.A. — glossy, fast, and a little dangerous.
Slick illusionists get roped into a globe‑hopping heist; the fun is in the audacity, misdirection, and showmanship.
Tom Cruise flies straight into the wildest true‑story pipeline of the 1980s — CIA fronts, drug money, and unintended consequences.
A Queens couple starts knocking over mob social clubs — a gritty, true‑crime caper with heart.
Headline stat: Fav 19% vs Unfav 18% — net +1 among young conservatives who’ve heard of him. Context: 42% never heard of him (pure awareness gap). Another 21% have heard but have no opinion — net neutral.
Zohran is definitely one of the (if not the) most left leaning major politicians in the country. Traditional logic would say he should have extremely low favorability. What is going on here?!!?!
This is the point: it’s NOT purely ideology moving votes & politics in modern times. It’s populism.
I wrote up the full Zohran playbook here: Zohran Wins Primary — What Is The Playbook?. These things work anywhere. Even in a conservative sample, the numbers say it’s not universally hated.
Also, if you only have time for one more thing, watch this — The One Video You Need to Watch. It pairs with the playbook: persuasion‑first, pro‑worker populism that makes the +1 net with conservatives who’ve heard of him make sense, once you understand and internalize the playbook.
Sources: Echelon topline (PDF) • Free Beacon write‑up
I believe this video showcases a massive part of the answer to regaining lasting electoral power in the country.
The more we talk to people, spread this message, and elect people who are populists — the better chances we have in every election in the country.
West Virginia was once a union‑anchored, working‑class Democratic stronghold; as coal jobs and unions collapsed and national politics became polarized, the state realigned sharply to the GOP.
Is there any hope for the most “right‑wing” voting state to ever return to blue? Sanders thinks so…
Please watch with an open mind.
A pro‑worker, deliverables‑first populism that guarantees jobs, healthcare, and fair rules is the only message that stands a chance of rebuilding trust.
