I'm def not gonna go in any deeper arguing that dems are great at messaging. From the beginning my main point was just that they've done a better job with the impeachment process than I originally thought they would.

But your point is well taken, that if they're not convincing the folks they need to convince then they're definitely *not* doing their jobs effectively. Can't argue that.

But I think the polling figures show that they have moved the needle, to the extent that they're probably realistically able considering the electorate. But I'd have to look back.


>Then it's their responsibility to convince the populace to
>agree with them.
>If they can't/don't, they're shit at their jobs, or the case
>needs to be stronger.
>
>Whining about the Republicans spending the past 30 years
>building up a bullet proof political apparatus that defines &
>supports their directives is much less effective than doing
>the same fucking thing for your party.
>
>"Trust us, we know better" is a shit starting point for a
>political organization.