"The biggest problem I’ve been vocal about for years with the Democratic Party and Democratic candidates is that they do not listen.
There’s a difference between running a campaign and winning an election.
Winning requires direct, decisive messaging that speaks to people with different interests, different concerns, and different lived experiences. It cannot be blanket messaging repeated over and over again.
The message has to be authentic, targeted, and delivered at scale by people who actually understand the communities they’re trying to reach.
If the DNC and the Democratic Party continue refusing to invest in Black creatives, Black media, Black strategists, and Black marketing companies, their message will continue to fall flat and sound like the same recycled promises that never get delivered.
You all spent billions of dollars paying high priced marketing firms just to be told to roll out rappers and singers, repeat the same slogans over and over again, and somehow expect different results.
That’s not strategy, that’s lazy campaigning disguised as innovation."
Easyb don't come in here saying they already do this lol,