What is keeping you up at night the most when you think about 2020?

What keeps me up at night is that Trump has a massive structural media advantage.

He has a massive state adjacent propaganda machine that pumps his message out to his voters

with tremendous discipline and Democrats have not yet figured out a counter that.

This primary season is not lending itself to our party getting out a clear alternative

to Donald Trump.

He's an uncanny message person.

And every time I think he's really off on something, then we go and test it and we find

out how strong it is.

I wish we had some place that was able to get out a consistent message against him.

Two of the most important things that Democrats can control in this campaign are what to say

and how to say it.

In other words, our message and the strategies we use to communicate that message.

As Dan Fyfe and Selinda Lake just mentioned, the party starts 2020 at a disadvantage in both

of these areas.

A long crowded primary hasn't allowed us to coalesce around a single message about

what we stand for or how we govern.

And aside from your friends at Crooked Media and a few other outlets like us, there's

just no progressive equivalent to Fox News and the massive propaganda machine that Donald

Trump and the Republicans rely on to deliver their message.

Overcoming this challenge might be the most critical step on the path to victory in November.

Because as we've now learned from the organizers on the ground and the voters and our focus groups,

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