Can Democrats win back rural and working-class voters before it’s too late? In this episode Rick Wilson sits down with Adam Frisch, former congressional candidate from Colorado, to discuss the state of the Democratic Party and its challenges in connecting with rural and working-class voters. Frisch shares insights from his campaign against Lauren Boebert, emphasizing the importance of dignity, economic messaging, and breaking through the Democratic Party’s institutional mindset. He also critiques the party’s communication strategies and highlights the need for candidate-led campaigns. Together, they explore the impact of Trump’s policies, the role of soft power, and the looming economic consequences that could shift voter sentiment in the coming months.
Timestamps:
(00:01:26) How the democratic party is responding to Trump
(00:14:02) Rural America and Trump
(00:24:21) How to draw back the soft republicans
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Rethinking the Democratic Playbook | Rick Wilson's The Enemies List podcast - Listen or read transcript on Metacast
