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Know Thy Enemy: Organizing for Action's Job...
Republicans made important strides this week to face up to the digital chasm they face with the Obama organization. As they do, they would do well to pay attention to these job listings for Organizing for Action that were just forwarded to me.  Job listings are the first thing that tipped me off in 2011 that Obama was going to run a serious, data-driven operation, and these listings suggests they...
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The Leapfrog Myth
Of all the notions floating around in Republican operative circles nowawadays, there’s one in particular that deserves a lot more scrutiny: the notion that to win digitally, the GOP can’t simply copy the left, but it needs to “leapfrog” it. This idea gets a lot of traction because it seems like a perfectly common-sensical statement that no one could disagree with. The...
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