Right, my point was about proactive, pre-rally statements from "someone" in the organization role. What I noticed from all the news reports for the protests nationwide was excellent visuals showing huge numbers of people, but with a lack of a cohesive message to attach to the visuals. Not entirely a bad thing, but it resonates better in the media and political class if there is a "who we are and what we want" message that is communicated ahead of time.
Nothing bad about yesterday...I was at the state house in Boston and I thought it went off perfectly as a rally. But putting the right message into the media collective is a separate endeavor.
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