Thinking Like a Supermajority

Adam Jentleson, president of Searchlight Institute, argues that Democrats could significantly expand their influence by adopting unconventional strategies and ideas. He suggests that by moving beyond traditional liberal positions, they can appeal to a broader range of voters and win over undecided or moderate individuals. This shift could be pivotal in gaining a supermajority, which would enable them to push through major policy changes without relying on bipartisan support. Jentleson's insights highlight the potential for Democrats to reshape their approach and win over more voters in a polarized political landscape.