To mobilize voters, political messaging should pivot from 'defending democracy' to 'fixing democracy' to acknowledge systemic flaws.

“as long as we're talking about defending democracy to a group of people that don't want to defend A system that doesn't work for them then we can't mobilize them but if we switch it make this this slight pivot from defending democracy to fixing democracy it allows us to one acknowledge that it's not”

Democrats must prioritize listening to voters to build the trust necessary to persuade them and win competitive elections.

“It is a new way to connect with voters built around the simple idea that before Democrats can persuade, they must listen.”

The Democratic Party must show up everywhere, including red districts and right-leaning media outlets, to reach voters.

“I don't think we should write off anybody, and the next DNC chair and the next national party has to be showing up, again, everywhere.”

Democrats should actively engage and speak with Trump voters in their own communities to better understand their concerns.

“I think Democrats are afraid to talk to Trump voters I think Democrats are faid to talk to people that are going to criticize them”