How Democrats Need To Talk ‘Like Real Human Beings’ To Win Elections
Democratic Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear believes his party needs to adopt more relatable language in their communication strategy if they want to win elections. He thinks using sanitized terms and messaging is alienating voters, particularly those who are struggling or marginalized. By talking like real human beings, Democrats can build trust and show that they genuinely care about people's lives.
- The key to this shift may lie not just in the words themselves, but also in the underlying values and empathy that drive them, which could require a cultural transformation within the party.
- Can the Democratic Party reconcile its commitment to progressive policies with its need for more authentic communication, or will it continue to struggle to connect with voters?