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The 2024 election cycle continues to keep the nation on its toes. As we enter the final stretch toward Election Day, fundraising remain a critical component for candidates. Causal’s proprietary algorithms consistently achieve over 80% success in the political campaigns we execute, most notably in districts with margin swings of 2-5% among all voters. Read our September political brief to gain deeper insights into the upcoming election and how we can elevate your campaign to new heights. https://lnkd.in/g5WiHFWd

2024 U.S. Presidential Election: America's future is at a crossroads - are we ready to choose a path?  Dive into an analysis of the 2024 election platforms and explore the key difference between Democratic and Republican platforms. What do the 2024 Political Party's Platforms mean for us? Are we ready to decide which policies will drive our nation forward? Get the insights we need to weigh our options and choices that matter. Don't just follow the headlines - engage in the conversation and make an informed choice. The future is in our hands! #Election2024 #YourVoteMatters #FutureOfAmerica https://lnkd.in/eKiF52aq

Having built a third party in Massachusetts from 2013-16, I can tell you: it doesn't work. Some business models just aren't viable. Here are three lessons I learned. 1. Voters don't like political parties and don't want to join one. They want to be independent. 2. Voters don't believe third parties can win, so they don't vote for their candidates. Since they can't win, these candidates skew the outcome of close elections. 3. Political parties have an unfair advantage in ballot access, fundraising, organizational strength and public perception. It's just reality. If you want to change the system - and I do - the best ways are to join a party and work to change it from within, and work on voting reforms that open up the system to new voices. There are no quick fixes. Don't waste time, money, and energy on foolhardy business models that don't work.

2024 U.S. Presidential Election: America's future is at a crossroads - are we ready to choose a path?    Dive into an analysis of the 2024 election platforms and explore the key difference between Democratic and Republican platforms. What do the 2024 Political Party's Platforms mean for us? Are we ready to decide which policies will drive our nation forward? Get the insights we need to weigh our options and choices that matter.   Don't just follow the headlines - engage in the conversation and make an informed choice. The future is in our hands! #Election2024 #YourVoteMatters #FutureOfAmerica https://lnkd.in/eiapJRcb

BREAKING - WHY IS BIDEN RAISING MORE MONEY THAN TRUMP? WILL MONEY BUY NEXT ELECTIONS? HAS THE DEEP STATE PICKED ITS CANDIDATE? Last month, February, President Biden's reelection campaign significantly outpaced former President Trump in fundraising. NOTE: Biden's campaign reported raising $21 million, ending the month with $71 million cash. NOTE: Combined with the Democratic National Committee, they had $97.5 million in cash. NOTE: In contrast, Trump's campaign and the Republican National Committee only had $44.8 million. NOTE: The left says the financial advantage is crucial, especially as Biden trails Trump in early general election polls. NOTE: Trump's fundraising has been slower this cycle, and he's redirected funds to cover legal expenses through a leadership PAC, while Biden's campaign has spent significantly less on legal services. My questions: Will money buy the next election? Is it even important? Do people vote based on propaganda and ads on television? Is social media not more impactful than networks that fewer people watch? Is this post not more important than an expensive ad on CNN or FOX NEWS that nobody watches? Should the money be spent on social media where everybody is rather than the networks that nobody watches or trusts?

Is it already too late to replace President Biden with another candidate for the presidential elections? The length of time has a big impact on American politics. It is accurate to say that the Democrats will face a complex and hazardous situation if President Biden is replaced at this point. This is due to the fact that the electoral calendar is limited, as the American presidential election is a political marathon. The selection of a new candidate, their campaigning, and mobilization necessitate a significant investment of time and resources. The clock is ticking, and it is extremely difficult to establish a new viable candidacy in such a limited amount of time. Cohesion continues to be of the utmost priority. The Democratic Party may be weakened, and internal divisions may result from the replacement of President Biden at this juncture, which would serve as a sign of vulnerability and a lack of confidence in the Party's capabilities. In summary, shouldn't the candidate have been replaced at a much earlier stage? that is the question.

SATURDAY WISING Hence the very reason to spear a dagger into the heart of that #citizensunited, for in a #truedemocracy this much money(legal bribes-grafts- gifts) is antithetical to a real democracy. #Democrats this round may be beneficiaries but rest assured the fickle-feckless money migrate like bees, don't have party, rather to malleable fools that do their bidding thus get their "#campaigncash"! One would say the essence of this repeal! 'useful id..ts' galore unbounded! #Dealbook @nyt "Vice President Kamala Harris heads to next week's Democratic National Convention on the back of a wave of enthusiasm. #ErinSchaff A political piggy bank The Democratic National Convention starts on Monday in Chicago, capping an extraordinary few weeks since Vice President Kamala Harris became the party’s presidential candidate. In that time, she has generated momentum and enthusiasm among voters. Some longtime political observers, like the Republican pollster Frank Luntz, are calling it unprecedented. Just one indicator: Last month, Harris’s campaign said it had raised $310 million, including $200 million in the seven days after President Biden dropped out. As Democrats gather in the United Center, one focus will be on the Democratic National Committee, the organizational backbone that coordinates the party’s electoral strategy, management and convention. Much of that involves money, and the committee raises millions that it disburses to fight in federal and state elections. DealBook dug into the numbers and spoke to experts to understand where the committee fits into the wider world of campaign finance and to show how its role has evolved."

There are at least two ways of interpreting this statement. First, Trump could be implying that there won’t be any future elections if he comes to power. A second and slightly more charitable interpretation of his remarks is that Trump believes his presidency will entrench so many pro-Christian policies into the United States government that no future election could realistically undo his transformation of the country. Both interpretations lead to the same conclusion: that Trump is telegraphing his authoritarian intentions in plain sight, hoping to sever the link between voters and government policy.