“I want to also emphasize here that your end goal is trust and you should never say or do something you don't believe to pursue an ulterior motive. You will not be authentic and it will come back to haunt… — David Akadjian Copy Share Image
“Focus on winning people over and teaching (rather than winning arguments). Recognize” — David Akadjian Copy Share Image
“Why are people who don't believe in government running for office? If elected, why would these people ever do anything for the people of… — David Akadjian Copy Share Image
“I find it amazing that people who talk so much about how great America is and what a great country we have, don't want… — David Akadjian Copy Share Image
“When the facts don't fit the frame, the frame stays and the facts are ignored.” — David Akadjian Copy Share Image
“Everyone is familiar with the right/left game. It's a series of escalations where one side calls the other some form of “liberal” and the… — David Akadjian Copy Share Image
“Isn't smaller government just an argument used to increase corporate power?” — David Akadjian Copy Share Image
“Framing is an honest expression of your beliefs, spin uses language to achieve a hidden agenda.” — David Akadjian Copy Share Image
“corporate special interest groups rely heavily on one strategy: divide and conquer. We win when more people participate and when we unite around common… — David Akadjian Copy Share Image
“Lack of a strong vision is why Democrats often struggle explaining policies they want to enact.” — David Akadjian Copy Share Image
“Education is probably the single greatest factor in determining economic success and subsequent freedom in our society.” — David Akadjian Copy Share Image
“If we want to see more progress on tactical policies, we should be focusing on the more strategic fight for our nation's values. If… — David Akadjian Copy Share Image
“Why is it acceptable for people to act in their own self-interests when it comes to making purchases, but not to act in their… — David Akadjian Copy Share Image
“There are 12 cookies sitting on a table. The rich take 11 leaving only a single cookie. Then they turn to the Tea Party… — David Akadjian Copy Share Image
