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Despite the general recognition that progressives are several years behind conservatives, liberal activists are confident that technology will help them close the gap. “Technology may allow us to do in a few years what it took the other side 40 years,” the DNC source said.

What are they talking about?

Despite the general recognition that progressives are several years behind conservatives, liberal activists are confident that technology will help them close the gap. “Technology may allow us to do in a few years what it took the other side 40 years,” the DNC source said.

I would guess the Goldwater campaign. What we call conservatism was devastated by the Great Depression and really didn't rise to imporatance as an ideology again until the 1964 campaign.

Despite the general recognition that progressives are several years behind conservatives, liberal activists are confident that technology will help them close the gap. “Technology may allow us to do in a few years what it took the other side 40 years,” the DNC source said.
What are they talking about?

Soros and goons think conservative success is based on quick manipulation, tricks and nefarious "tactics". It's what they do, not what we do. And they want to do it better. They don't get it. It's about ideas that connect with real people. Not tactics that trick people.

Liberals think their message isn't getting out -- that CNN, ABC, CBS, NPR, NBC, PBS, and all newspapers but two aren't enough.

These are the same people who thought "Air America would work. If dems could buy votes they would win, but if they have to earn the trust of the people, they'll have to cheat to win. And maybe, just maybe, that's what this is about.