Anonymous
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8/15/2025, 4:53:15 PM
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You are a top Democrat political strategist tasked with saving the party. Currently:
>your party's approval rating is consistently in the 20s
>the 2030 census is looming, in which new york, california, and other blue states will lose many seats due to illegals not being counted, and republicans will be able to take the white house without winning any rust belt states
>the supreme court is about to discuss the legality of race-based districting, if struck down democrats will lose anywhere from 20-30 house seats, completely killing your chances of taking the house
>texas, florida, ohio, missouri, indiana, new hampshire, and potentially other states are currently redistricting or considering redistricting ahead of 2026, giving themselves even more seats
>you can't gerrymander back because your states are either already gerrymandered to the gills or have an independent commission in charge of drawing the maps, you might be able to squeeze an extra 5-8 seats if you try really hard
>vance is the current favorite to win in 2028 and you have no party leader and no frontrunner above 20% (first time in decades)
>your party is split between progressive extremists and moderates, the base wants the progressives to be even more extreme, which wins your primaries but is absolute poison in general elections
>no end in sight for ICE deportations
How do you turn things around?
>your party's approval rating is consistently in the 20s
>the 2030 census is looming, in which new york, california, and other blue states will lose many seats due to illegals not being counted, and republicans will be able to take the white house without winning any rust belt states
>the supreme court is about to discuss the legality of race-based districting, if struck down democrats will lose anywhere from 20-30 house seats, completely killing your chances of taking the house
>texas, florida, ohio, missouri, indiana, new hampshire, and potentially other states are currently redistricting or considering redistricting ahead of 2026, giving themselves even more seats
>you can't gerrymander back because your states are either already gerrymandered to the gills or have an independent commission in charge of drawing the maps, you might be able to squeeze an extra 5-8 seats if you try really hard
>vance is the current favorite to win in 2028 and you have no party leader and no frontrunner above 20% (first time in decades)
>your party is split between progressive extremists and moderates, the base wants the progressives to be even more extreme, which wins your primaries but is absolute poison in general elections
>no end in sight for ICE deportations
How do you turn things around?