Well, howdy there, internet people, Lidsboo again.

So today we are going to talk about the Democratic Party's messaging

and answer a question that came in about it and go over, I mean for lack of a softer way of putting it, why the Democratic Party is bad at messaging at times.

Here's the message.

I've been following the channel for a little over a year now and been a

patron for about half that. I've gone back through most of Bo's catalog and one

thing I've noticed is that Bo is better at messaging than most of the Democratic establishment.

My question is pretty simple.

How do politicians, specifically Democrats with entire PR teams,

constantly put out subpar messaging again and again whereas Bo, who I know is not a Democrat,

thank you, picks up on messages and methods that would resonate with voters. There are a couple of different components to this, but it's

actually pretty simple. The first part is to understand that the Democratic Party is a coalition party.

It has different subgroups within it.

It's not like the Republican Party, which is conservative, and that means all they really

have to do is say, I don't want things to change, and change is scary. The Democratic Party you have liberals, progressives,

urban liberals, dirt road Democrats, leftist, you have all of these different groups.

It's much harder to create a unified message that all of the different candidates can get behind because they

have different ideological beliefs. That's a big part of it. Another problem is that the Democratic Party is in fact full of politicians.

With everything that that entails, all of the negative connotations that go with it.

The Democratic establishment, they're politicians.

Rich elitist people who it may have been a really really long

time since they've interacted with like the average American.

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