Focus on the Supermajority

There’s more than 150 policy issues that more than 60% of Americans agree upon. Organize across red-blue divides to demand legislative action on all of them. The process will reveal to the people that their divisions have been ginned up artificially.
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Concentrate on the swing vote

Note the paradox: there’s a supermajority consensus on scores of issues, yet elections are decided by 1 or 2 percent. Evidently, there’s just 10 percent on every issue that’s voting against their desires. Conclusion: we don’t have to convince everyone, just that 10 percent in the middle.
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Provide a bipartisan source of information

Build chatbots outside the influence of media tycoons and instruct it to average out red and blue points of view. Let reds take turns with blues adding reference materials, so that both sides realize that the bipartisan opinions the chatbots produce have not been swayed in either direction, but can be trusted by everyone.
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Present the history

America fell into incessant bickering step-by-step, many of those increments engineered to by the wealthy and power to give them ever more wealth and power. Reminding ourselves how we used to get along and prosper in the past will inspire us to restore the better political and economic policies of yesteryear. It will also reveal new ways to recapture prosperity and ensure it’s shared more widely.
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Utilize AI as a Force Multiplier

With artificial intelligence, it’s never been easier to generate content, distribute it, and organize the people who respond to it. Those with money are already using it to deepen their hold on our country. Show the ordinary people how to use it, so that we don’t fall so far behind that we’ll never break their grip on the country.
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Practice Communicating Across the Divide

It’s so easy to say “we should communicate better.” Doing so takes repeated effort. The PPN teaches communications techniques and then actively creates opportunities for reds and blues to practice talking with each other about bridging the divide. These forums are where all our obsession with theories and strategies pay off: using them to find common ground and actions we can take together.
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