There's not much sense in broadening the message if I'm not the nominee".
This time I tried to refine myself and broaden the message so more people can understand me.
Broadening the message could help bring new supporters to the push for immigration changes, but doing so isn't just a political strategy, leaders said, noting that immigrants share a distrust of police authority and concerns about racial inequality.
"Ultimately, if I'm going to be the nominee, I have to broaden the message," Dr. Dean, the former governor of Vermont, said recently in an interview as his van shuttled between town-hall-style meetings on the snowy streets of New Hampshire.
Arlington also works in an ad hoc way: for instance, it brings together legal experts from its members to study court judgments.This drive towards co-ordination is complicated by an attempt to broaden the message to issues such as the environment ("creation care") and poverty, both traditionally associated with the left.
Broaden the message, talk about issues which deeply affect the majority of people: for instance, ideas to give more choice for parents to get their children into a good school, to make healthcare more responsive and humane, and to make the internet safer, especially for children.
UK secretary of state for energy and climate change Ed Davey's understanding of their potential to address climate change is now being revealed as regular commentary, although picking carbon losers such as coal could quickly backfire if he doesn't broaden the message into a risk-based one.
The main goal of a Perspective is to broaden the message of the paper, but often the authors do a great job of extracting the essence of the article for non-specialists at the same time.
He's wasn't wildly charismatic, but talked about "broadening the message, changing the tone".
But why are they broadening the message to broadly declare that all compromise is a weakness?
