You talk about messaging, you have to build an infrastructure. If you want to get the message out, you actually have to have. You talk about door to door organizing. We build neighborhood teams so neighbors are knocking on their neighbor's door so that it's someone that you actually know. so much when it comes to where you are. That's how we do it in Wisconsin. It blew my mind that they were like, we had strangers knocking on people's doors three times and you're like, you're lucky no one got killed. (15:17–15:23)
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Describes a grassroots strategy used in Wisconsin for political organizing.
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