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612: Does Democracy Sell?

Justin Amash thinks Libertarians should take "democracy, the Constitution, and the Bill of Rights" as their messaging differentiators when trying to sell our ideas. Personally, I don't think that message doesn't address either of those concerns, but you tell me... Does democracy sell?

An episode of the The Brian Nichols Show podcast, hosted by The Brian Nichols Show, titled "612: Does Democracy Sell?" was published on October 27, 2022 and runs 22 minutes.

October 27, 2022 ·22m · The Brian Nichols Show

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On today's episode, I'm joined riding solo, sharing my thoughts on Justin Amash's remarks at the LP of Illinois State Gala, where he proposed that Libertarians should take "democracy, the Constitution, and the Bill of Rights" as their messaging differentiators when trying to sell our ideas. Is he right? I can't help but think that if we follow through with this strategy, we'll end up selling a lot of things that are not inherently Libertarian—the same way that "Hope & Change" was a message that appealed to many people who don't know what they're getting behind when they hear it.  The truth is that most Americans aren't really interested in hearing about democracy right now—rather, they're interested in security and prosperity for themselves and their families.  Personally, I don't think that message doesn't address either of those concerns, but you tell me... Does democracy sell? Let us know down below in the comments! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On today's episode, I'm joined riding solo, sharing my thoughts on Justin Amash's remarks at the LP of Illinois State Gala, where he proposed that Libertarians should take "democracy, the Constitution, and the Bill of Rights" as their messaging differentiators when trying to sell our ideas. Is he right? I can't help but think that if we follow through with this strategy, we'll end up selling a lot of things that are not inherently Libertarian—the same way that "Hope & Change" was a message that appealed to many people who don't know what they're getting behind when they hear it.  The truth is that most Americans aren't really interested in hearing about democracy right now—rather, they're interested in security and prosperity for themselves and their families.  Personally, I don't think that message doesn't address either of those concerns, but you tell me... Does democracy sell? Let us know down below in the comments! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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