Why do you think it's a messaging issue if for example the vast majority of Americans just say no in my day to day

It's worse than it was four years ago?

Good question. There seems to be a real disconnect. Very big disconnect.

They're going to put you all back in chains.

They're crazed faces, illuminated by torches veins and bulging and burying the

fangs of racism. Equality and democracy are under assault. We do ourselves no favor to pretend otherwise.

Don't.

This magg a thread is the threat to the brick and mortar

of our democratic institutions. It's also a threat to the character of our nation.

Insurections have come to stop the peaceful transfer of power in America.

What is democracy?

The trail of broken promises still leave black communities behind?

Every now and then we can't get a permit for change my mind so we just say let's go out and talk to people today about

the election probably the economy and immigration I don't know let's see what

they think. I've been doing the series for a while here but every now and then there's a

fundamental shift that doesn't go unnoticed. Start with this.

Picture the stereotypical Republican voter.

Got it?

Now picture the stereotypical Democrat voter.

What idea comes to mind? I have a guess, but for kicks go ahead and comment below.

Now as the nation faces some big decisions to make do those stereotypes still hold true? Statistics would say no. But even more

interestingly when you actually get out, reach beyond maybe your echo chamber, which we all have, the picture becomes

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