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The Democratic Party needs to create a compelling narrative about Trump's abuse of power to gain support in upcoming elections.

Democrats need to find ways to speak to existential concerns and offer a sense of purpose to voters.

I think Democrats need to, it's not enough to say, vote for me and the political crisis will end. It's how are we as a country going to get out of this political crisis together? We want a path for every American to make a living, make sure there's a living to make, and make sure that we have a government that protects our rights and freedoms, no matter who we are, no matter who we voted for.

Some of the most promising leaders in the party who speak in ways that I find compelling, like John Ossoff in Georgia, Gallego to some extent, Alyssa Slotkin in Michigan, are probably where we're going to find sort of the next leader of the party.

The history of the United States shows that those who believe in equality often face backlash, as seen in the political shifts since Obama's presidency.

The Democrats' strategy of focusing on truth and transparency in their messaging is seen as a key factor in their current success.

Successful startups often operate like cults, with leaders speaking directly about their vision to build trust and conviction.

Repetition and trust are key to convincing people of seemingly impossible ideas, as seen with leaders like Elon Musk who repeat their vision until it becomes believable.

The Democratic Party needs to find a way to offer a sense of meaning and purpose to its followers, similar to what the right-wing movement provides.

In insurgencies, the ability to recruit and inspire followers against a powerful status quo is similar to startups challenging industry giants, requiring strong conviction and storytelling.