There are plenty of candidates in the 2020 election In Gil Kaufman’s Article “It Looks Like Kanye West is Still Running For President, But Why?” Scott Goodstein comments on the situation and the importance of humility when deciding to run for president: “Anyone who wakes up and thinks, ‘I can be President of the United States’… it’s not a normal ...

In The Hill, Scott Goodstein discusses Trump’s use of Twitter Will it make him a one-term president? “Let’s face it, @RealDonaldTrump became the Heisman Trophy winner of this new media, tirelessly tweeting out shocking news and changing the conversation But the irony lies in his Twitter handle’s first four letters — R-E-A-L Trump doesn’t demonstrate the persona of a politician ...

Scott Goodstein discusses Section 230 of Communications Decency Act of 1996 on the Digital Politics Podcast with Karen Jagoda ...

Flagging one Tweet does not deserve applause! In Scott Goodstein’s article “Don’t Applaud Twitter For Flagging One Tweet” he discusses a long history of a lack of oversight and inability to take responsibility for public security problems “Twitter may be looking to burnish its battered image by starting to flag President Trump’s tweets when they are clearly at variance with ...

To win the election, Dems need to help Joe Biden make the sale “I grew up in retail, the son of a haberdasher, so it’s easy for me to look at the presidential campaign as a basic sales challenge Or to quote my old man, “Don’t blame the customer for not buying a product if they were never talked to” ...

Darren Paltrowitz and Scott Goodstein discuss scott’s involvement in importing Yebiga (Balkan slivovitz) and other projects “Scott Goodstein is probably best known for his work with unique political campaigns that blend art, music, and culture Having co-founded Punkvotercom, Rock Against Bush, Artists For Obama, Artists For Bernie, DailyAction, CreativeMajority, and LadyPartsJusice, he has built impactful programs that have changed the ...

Even before the coronavirus made social distancing hip, political door-to-door field efforts were already less effective than previous election cycles People no longer interact with their neighbors as previous generations had, now being more comfortable with online banking, shopping, text messaging and social media platforms Reaching people at home previously cost millions of dollars, it can now be done online ...

Scott Goostein talks about the impacts political advertising has on the current touring industry in Francisco Rendon’s article “Paying The Cost: Is Election Year Advertising Affecting The Touring Industry?” “If you are a band trying to show your quick video before a tour date, it’s almost impossible to happen and get enough saturation for people to see it,” Goodstein said ...

What will it take to get party unity? Scott Goodstein talks about the Democrat’s effort to envoke unity after this year’s New Hampshire primary “Several of the Democratic presidential candidates have invoked party unity in the wake of the New Hampshire primary, but the party is a long way from being united Internal squabbling is already running rampant and risks ...

Scott Goodstein takes a closer look at Facebook and their lack of action in stopping fake news “What has Facebook done to solve the problem of fake news, of foreign interference in elections, or data privacy — all the issues, in other words, that have plagued the company and tarnished its reputation since the 2016 presidential election? To judge by ...