In new memo, Democratic Congressional campaigns urge emphasis on message of "freedom"
Source: CBS News
September 8, 2024 / 7:45 PM EDT
In a campaign memo reviewed by CBS News, Democratic Congressional campaign operatives are encouraging their candidates to focus on a messaging around the concepts of "freedom" to win a series of competitive U.S. House races throughout the nation.
The Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee's memo urges a continued focus on the ideas of freedom as a pathway to regaining the majority in the U.S. House, which remains highly competitive in the homestretch to Election Day.
"It is incumbent on House Democrats to focus on calling out GOP attacks on reproductive freedom, economic freedom, and freedom from violence or fear," the memo says. "In public-facing media, both paid and earned, House Democrats and candidates are engaging and energizing voters with messaging that centers on the fight for our freedoms."
The memo includes an array of issues in which such a message has been and can be utilized. For example, the memo says "Donald Trump and House Republicans are attacking Americans' freedoms rolling back reproductive freedoms, banning books in schools, and dictating to people who they are allowed to love or how they can or cannot build a family. These far-right extremists are hellbent on restricting rights and taking away Americans' freedoms."
Read more: https://www.cbsnews.com/news/democratic-congressional-campaign-committee-memo-2024-election/
speak easy
(10,431 posts)to throw out a tired / bad administration.
Easier to understand than 'democracy'.
Think. Again.
(17,324 posts)Races are tight in both the House and Senate.
Frank D. Lincoln
(589 posts)I'm hoping more people will support the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee:
[https://dccc.org/|
[https://www.democraticunderground.com/100219431575|
Think. Again.
(17,324 posts)Frank D. Lincoln
(589 posts)Uncle Joe
(60,042 posts)Thanks for the thread BumRushDaShow
Clouds Passing
(2,072 posts)markodochartaigh
(1,973 posts)for one party has said that he is not committed to democracy, and there are only two viable parties, then the most important issue up for voting is democracy itself.
markodochartaigh
(1,973 posts)for one party has said that he is not committed to democracy, and there are only two viable parties, then the most important issue up for voting is democracy itself.
LiberalFighter
(53,441 posts)walznotwalls
(92 posts)justice asks "why is this happening? let me change it!"
when the inequality is so stark, with whites at the top, and blacks and Latinos at the bottom, a social justice revolution is needed!