Three long years ago, on a glorious summer day in 2016, I went to Brooklyn to meet the team running Hillary Clinton’s presidential campaign. “We’ve got this!” one told me, explaining that the Democrats were far ahead of their rivals when it came to using digital tools to fight political campaigns. Last month, I headed to another trendy location — a WeWork office in central Washington, with the requisite cold-brew coffee and exposed pipework — filled with more idealistic young Democrats. Read More...
Three long years ago, on a glorious summer day in 2016, I went to Brooklyn to meet the team running Hillary Clinton’s presidential campaign. “We’ve got this!” one told me, explaining that the Democrats were far ahead of their rivals when it came to using digital tools to fight political campaigns. Last month, I headed to another trendy location — a WeWork office in central Washington, with the requisite cold-brew coffee and exposed pipework — filled with more idealistic young Democrats.
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