Show Notes
Today was one of the most important discussions our panel has had on The Window of Discussion — the Banner & Backbone Media team — Nick Paro and Shane Yirak — with the Centered America team — Sharad Swaney — and our colleague from Lincoln Square — Evan Fields — dive deep into the important discussion of grounding our morals, forming coalitions, shedding toxic labels, breaking the 2-party monopoly, and how we boldly approach solutions without right-wing framing.
Our discussion covers:
Regressive vs Conservative — how we go on offense by defining the narrative, creating impactful labels, and mix strategy with authenticity.
Marjorie Taylor Greene — how do you approach the enemy of your enemy, what does trust look like and how is it earned?
Adam Kinzinger and Joe Walsh — the impact they have in our discussions, the work they have done to re-gain and create trust, are they truly “conservatives” or can they create something new that people can rally behind?
Party Alignments — are these legacy parties holding us back, why can’t we have 3rd or 4th or even 5th parties?
And, flipping the conversations by asking “how do we” and “why shouldn’t we” — rather than being told we can’t.
Thank you Rick Herbst, P. J. Schuster, Jeanne Elbe, Beth Cruz, BLONDELEGALLY 🙋🏼♀️🧩🔍⚖️✨, and many others for tuning into my live video with Evan Fields, Nick Paro, Centered America, and Shane Yirak! Join me for my next live video in the app.
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