Emphasizing Movement Over Campaigns

The need for a long-term movement rather than a short-term election focus is highlighted as a critical insight for future political strategies. The discussion posits that political parties should view themselves as continuous movements dedicated to pro-democracy efforts, instead of solely gearing up for elections every two years. This requires fostering deeper connections with supporters and making consistent efforts in local communities. Learning from the success of the opposition, which has built extensive networks and ideological foundations, is essential for constructing a resilient pro-democracy movement that persists beyond election cycles.