Ken Martin

spokespeople, right? I believe we've got mayors. Who better to talk about public safety than mayors throughout the country, right? Who better to talk about, you know, natural disasters like what we're seeing in LA right now than county commissioners and leaders who have to deal with that? Who better to talk about transportation funding and education funding than governors.

And so I think we have many spokespeople and the DNC is not the only person who should be the spokesperson for our party. But I do think what we need is someone that's going to be really focused on organizing. Right now what this moment needs is someone who can both get the message out but frankly, focusing on building the foundation we need and the infrastructure we need to win.

And so I think we have many spokespeople and the DNC is not the only person who should be the spokesperson for our party. But I do think what we need is someone that's going to be really focused on organizing. Right now what this moment needs is someone who can both get the message out but frankly, focusing on building the foundation we need and the infrastructure we need to win.

Because that's one of the lessons from this last election is clearly our comms infrastructure and our organizing infrastructure is not being utilized the way it should. And it's not being built in a way where it's permanent. And it's part of actually moving and persuading voters.

Because that's one of the lessons from this last election is clearly our comms infrastructure and our organizing infrastructure is not being utilized the way it should. And it's not being built in a way where it's permanent. And it's part of actually moving and persuading voters.