Rachel Bitecofer

Rachel Bitecofer, author of "HIT ‘EM WHERE IT HURTS," talks with Michael Steele about Democratic strategies, communication challenges, and the need for revenge through success in the upcoming elections. They discuss the importance of strong messaging, building a Democratic infrastructure, and shaping the narrative to prevent Republican control.

Democratic strategists Rachel Bitecofer and Justin Barasky discuss the importance of messaging for Democrats to defeat Trump and retain the Senate in the upcoming 2024 election. They highlight the need to remind voters that the Democratic Party represents their interests on issues like abortion and the economy, drawing insights from the Republican playbook.

Political analyst Rachel Bitecofer discusses the flawed assumption of the Democratic party, the threat of a kleptocratic hybrid state, and the use of negative partisanship as a strategy in swing states. She also explores the impact of the media ecosystem on political messaging, the dangers of autocracy, and the challenges of building a left-wing equivalent to Fox News.

Deborah Berry, a Pulitzer Prize-winning correspondent for USA Today, shares insights from the frontlines of Georgia, revealing the sentiments behind early voting and rising political tensions. Political scientist Rachel Bitecofer discusses her 'negative partisanship' strategy for Democrats, emphasizing the importance of opposition over policy. They tackle the fears of election workers amid threats and the complexities of voter apathy. The conversation sheds light on the unpredictable nature of U.S. elections and the polarized political landscape, particularly around key issues like reproductive rights.

Discussing the urgency of the 2024 election and the threat to democracy. Exploring ethical campaigning tactics and reimagining Democratic strategies. Highlighting dangers of extreme views and promoting finance tips. Mentioning sponsorship by Rocket Money and Miracle Made Bedsheets. Discussing messaging strategies for Democratic unity and branding Republicans as extremists.