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have good, sound messaging and create a narrative around that, i think that mobilizes voters. it s a good tactic on desantis part to say we re going to deepen we re going to deepen the majority, but it s probably not realistic. for democrats, you have to act as though it could happen. so, you know, we talk about animating issues. let s talk about them from something you know very well, which is not just the messaging but the grassroots. you go door to door, you get people who are animated by these issues and you talk to people about these specific issues and it s a lot different than it was when you and i when i started covering politics and you got into politics, you hope you hit on the right thing. now they look at their ipad and these folks going door to door know everything about the issues that, you know, is it education? somebody in this household is a teacher, right? how do they do that? how do they take what are animating issues and animate? right.
rosa parks choice to not give up her seat in alabama galvanized the nation around the treatment of african americans and helped to lead to legislation like the civil rights act of 1964 nearly a decade later so what happens in these local contestings typically has national implications. desantis is calling it education and being brazen about this kind of plan to ultimately take away the truth from history and to mobilize these textbooks and to make people s children pause in his own political agenda you ask, why would someone like desantis do something like this? one of the very challenging conclusions that i m left to come to as i watch these kinds of bills start to kick up steam around the country is one of the goals of not telling an accurate history allows you to then repeat that history, and when we look at the kinds of the
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