On the never Trump side it's often argued that letting voters decide the nominees, and campaign finance that made small donations more important, have been the ruin of the Grand Old Party. But both those things exist on the Dem side of the fence as well, and if they haven't reshaped the party yet it suggests that something more is needed.
On the never Trump side it's often argued that letting voters decide the nominees, and campaign finance that made small donations more important, have been the ruin of the Grand Old Party. But both those things exist on the Dem side of the fence as well, and if they haven't reshaped the party yet it suggests that something more is needed.
I like the idea above that actually *asking voters what they want* could be the secret sauce. And it looks to me as if that is the left's weakest spot.
On the never Trump side it's often argued that letting voters decide the nominees, and campaign finance that made small donations more important, have been the ruin of the Grand Old Party. But both those things exist on the Dem side of the fence as well, and if they haven't reshaped the party yet it suggests that something more is needed.
I like the idea above that actually *asking voters what they want* could be the secret sauce. And it looks to me as if that is the left's weakest spot.