Critiquing Data-Driven Campaign Strategies

This chapter examines the flaws in traditional political consulting methods that heavily rely on data, often neglecting the human elements of voter behavior. It critiques the efficacy of certain advertisements and political narratives, especially regarding taxation and wealth inequality, pointing out a disconnect between consultants and the electorate. Additionally, it argues that many Democratic policies may hinder economic growth and upward mobility for small business owners and the middle class.