Bill Gates was yelling and screaming at me. Turning beet red. Waving his arms. Bullying, condescending, mocking. In public, no
Over the next few weeks, FrameLab contributor Jason Sattler will examine how Democrats are communicating in this era of Trump
Subtlety obviously isn’t impressing the party base. They want leaders who match their fury with action, or at least memes.
Bill Gates was yelling and screaming at me. Turning beet red. Waving his arms. Bullying, condescending, mocking. In public, no
Over the next few weeks, FrameLab contributor Jason Sattler will examine how Democrats are communicating in this era of Trump
Subtlety obviously isn’t impressing the party base. They want leaders who match their fury with action, or at least memes.
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For those participating in the FrameLab Book Club today at 11 a.m. PST today, here is the Zoom link.
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