Former DNC chair Howard Dean argues that the Democratic Party needs to work across the country to restore its brand with voters, not just visit them before elections. He emphasizes the importance of running local candidates and engaging with communities on a regular basis.
Key Points
The need for Democrats to focus on engaging with voters at the local level consistently
Running candidates in all elections, including school boards and city councils, to build trust and understanding with communities
Pros
Emphasizes the need for the Democratic Party to engage with voters across the country on a consistent basis
Highlights the importance of running local candidates in red states to improve the party's image
Cons
Acknowledges that rebranding the Democratic Party will not happen overnight
Points out the lack of Democratic presence in many states outside of Washington