History
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Usage by Stephen Miller
The beginning of Trump's second presidency is largely recognized as the one theorized by political strategist Steve Bannon, here deployed by Stephen Miller. The administration had already prepared diverse executive orders to allow the signing of 55 executives orders in 20 days, which frequency is never-before-seen. [11] [12] [13] [14] [15]
Use of the strategy by Democrats
During Trump's second term, Democrats began adopting Bannon's strategy. [16] Democratic leader and representative Maxwell Frost called for the party to "flood the zone" by "Communicat[ing] often, all the time, about what’s going on with a very simple message that the reason [Republicans] want to cut Medicaid, the reason they want to cut food stamps, is because they want to give billionaires a tax cut". [17]
Democratic House leader Hakeem Jeffries called for the party to adopt a "more is more" strategy and be more active on social media. He also began holding more press conferences at the Capitol and appearances on podcasts. [18]
