Also, we need to switch the debate onto the topic of economics. Because a lot of far-right economics inherently disadvantages the labouring class. Especially fascist economic models disadvantage labourers, as there are no independent trade unions, and instead all are headed by your insurer bosses.

What's more, we need to swing the algorithms into our favour, remove desinformation, and fascist indoctrination sources, while improving access to basic necessities and taxing the oligarchs.

Fascism doesn't sell a story that buys people. It subsidises the rapist billionnaires in turn for indoctrinating the labourers. Labourer is he who either works for a wage and/or has no multimillion net; no one of these will ever hope to become as wealthy as they can, under capitalism and fascism. Only socialism and communism can pave the way to freedom.

In Europe you don't have that much campaign signs and people don't tend to display them on private property. The ads are mostly funded with public money (each party gets a budget, private donation are mostly illegal) so it's quite limited. People vote on Sunday and no party drives old people to the polls.

The "ground game" is a very American concept where the elections are way more corrupt.

Tbh, good point. I was actually taking a good groundwork for granted, which it obviously isn't. But don't negate " the story" and the message. Take also Canada's Mark Carney as an example, and how he's able to communicate and resonate among many people and borders with his speeches of "working together" etc.