The polling measured responses on questions related to race and class from Base voters, Persuadable voters, and the Opposition.pic.twitter.com/7b3oca5LlR
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The polling measured responses on questions related to race and class from Base voters, Persuadable voters, and the Opposition.pic.twitter.com/7b3oca5LlR
Here's one of their key findings about Persuadable voters: They have complicated and nuanced positions on issues related to race and class.pic.twitter.com/HqADAic3oY
But these voters are responsive when they hear bold, populist messaging that explicitly talks about dog whistle politics as a form of divide-and-conquer by the wealthy and well-connected.pic.twitter.com/23H7bQquhw
Here's some of their messaging recommendations on combining a message about race and class.pic.twitter.com/beJXxxVamo
The message of elites using racial fear to divide and conquer working people is effective.pic.twitter.com/OEv0VoXYkN
And evoking race explicitly to address economic and racial anxiety IS effective. You don't have to shy away from it.pic.twitter.com/GU609Cydsd
Bottom line: a lot of the racial vs economic anxiety debates talk past each other and don't really get at how these issues are so inextricably connected. And when you talk to voters about that connection, they resonate because they intuitively get it too!
This is also a major intervention to begin to forge a fusionist politics & message among progressives on the left, the kind that @MattGrossmann & @DaveAHopkins say helped form the modern Republican Party's core identity and message (dog whistle politics to fuel corporate greed).
The discoveries are not new. This kind of fusion race/class messaging was pretty prominently used by some of the most important leaders in American history committed to multiracial democracy.pic.twitter.com/PvIePFWJwP
Or perhaps put more bluntly by President Lyndon Johnson.pic.twitter.com/mXhDepcYh5
Barack Obama would occasionally speak about how elites seek to divide-and-conquer all working people. But it was not a central theme of his presidency. See his major speech on race in 2008 and his 2017 farewell speech.pic.twitter.com/RP49WIgZoy
The newly released polling on messaging related to race and class from @Demos_Org is really, really good too!
Discuss race overtly
Frame racism as a tool to divide and conquer all of us
Connect race to economic prosperity
Name the enemy as the wealthy, greedy fewpic.twitter.com/eXX40RxNlO
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