Frankie Dailey

@frankiedailey.com

Pop Culture + Data + Creative/Audience Development for Artists & Arts Leaders New Works Director, National Alliance for Musical Theatre (NAMT) 🐕Dad to Rotini🍝 https://linktr.ee/frankiedailey

Great work on the Welker interview. Lots of proactive defensive plays to hold their ground — she played it exactly right going full earnest and producers played it exactly right with the rain as a big part of the final package.

And on this, the first official day of “1st Summer,” I want to congratulate New Yorkers for another successful completion of all 18 yearly seasons. Don’t worry, “Relapse Spring” is just a few days away, and “WTF Winter Again?” soon after that.

Titan of industry. Media magnet. Marvelous manager of people. Cultural phenomenon. Free speech champion. Want to have all eyes on the Dems during the election cycle? Get him in the race. He’d make them all better at it.

Aaron Rupar@atrupar.com · 3mo ago

COLBERT: How dumb do you think it is for people to say that I should run for president? OBAMA: Well, you know, the bar has changed. I think you would perform significantly better than some folks we've seen. COLBERT: Is that an endorsement? OBAMA: It was not

To the TODAY show producer that had Jenna Bush Hager talk to all four living presidents about some forgotten idea and then brought out Jane Fonda an hour later to talk about collective action… I see you.

Also, it’s pretty clear that voters want new electeds across all leadership positions. So if you’re an elected and not one of the voices pushing this stuff out to make room, then you might find yourself being pushed out as well. @democrats.org Better to stay ahead of this. Especially now.

Frankie Dailey@frankiedailey.com · 4mo ago

It’s hard not to look at the lack of a prepared response plan from the Swalwell campaign as anything but an indicator that they really thought they would get away with this. And that probably stems from an ego-sense that Dems are desperate to win that they won’t call out their own. Makes it worse.

It’s hard not to look at the lack of a prepared response plan from the Swalwell campaign as anything but an indicator that they really thought they would get away with this. And that probably stems from an ego-sense that Dems are desperate to win that they won’t call out their own. Makes it worse.