Leaked Dem’s campaign plan: Milk Jews, use blacks, and count on the lib media’s support

This is about as clear as it gets.

Michelle Nunn, daughter of former Sen. Sam Nunn, is running for her father’s old Senate seat with a campaign built on a foundation of Jewish donors, an activist black clergy, and a reliably compliant media that will make it possible to “kill” or “muddy” stories that will make the Democrat look bad.

That might sounds like the Obama campaigns of 2008 and 2012, but they’re some of the main points of an internal campaign analysis accidentally leaked by the Nunn campaign, according to the National Review’s Eliana Johnson.

The analysis, apparently posted on the Internet by accident in December, is interesting as much for what it says about the Democratic Party as a whole as it does for Nunn specifically. In particular, the Democrat campaigns can be certain of sympathetic media— so much so that Nunn’s campaign included it in as a factor in their campaign strategy.


The constant pitching and communications with reporters is also good for developing relationships between the campaign and the press corps that can be leveraged to affect coverage … (italics added)

Part of the communications department’s job (in conjunction with research) is to leverage relationships and find the material to push back against negative research hits. Often we will have fair warning and can work to kill or muddy the story. (italics added)

How many Republican campaigns will say in strategy documents that they will have “fair warning” from the media to “kill or muddy” a story?

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