Perhaps follow his example?

Biden-Voting Counties Equal 70% Of The U.S. Economy
https://www.forbes.com/sites/niallmccarthy/2020/11/17/biden-voting-counties-equal-70-of-the-us-economy-infographic/

Biden Counties Account for 70% of U.S. GDP
https://www.wsj.com/livecoverage/latest-updates-biden-trump-election-2020/card/32vHNFTTc2xxNr7NITHY

Dems are ‘takers’, as so many have been convinced by the RightWing lie machine that has been growing and operating nonstop in this country since 1980.

Why is it so hard to tell the truth about the tyranny of lower-producer regions demanding the highly-productive regions to bend to their will?

Democracy but appear to be utterly disinterested when it comes to kitchen table economic issues. I think individual Democratic candidates in 2026 and 2028 are going to have to chart their own course and put forward their own economic agendas - I don't see much evidence that the national party is really going to change much in the next two years - too many people in power who seem incapable of changing.

DEMS CONSTANTLY TALK ABOUT THE ECONOMY

one thing that REALLY holds them back is they have to CLEAN UP REPUKE MESS before they can get started on ANYTHING ELSE

The party is obsessed with Trump's abuses. People want to be able to afford their groceries and pay their rent.

THAT is obvious

... eschews facts for emotionally charged fabrications that appeal to those without the ability for – or the desire to learn – critical thinking skills; it's too much work. Like petulant children, they want to be spoon-fed their opinions without having to be bothered straining their limited intellectual capabilities. Those parts of their brains have atrophied from lack of use.
Trump understood this when he said that he loves the poorly educated. He didn't finish the sentence, though, which, given the context of the statement, would have been something like, because they're so easy to manipulate into believing whatever horseshit I spew at them.
Too often, our guys express complex economic issues with facts and convoluted charts that are an accurate portrayal of the situation, but are too dense to be easily grasped by average voters. It may delight policy wonks, but they're not a significant demographic for winning elections.
Messaging is our weak link. Who can forget, DEFUND THE POLICE? There's nothing like handing an opponent the hammer to beat you with. It stemmed from the perfectly reasonable suggestion that some of the funding could be redirected to units with training in defusing volatile situations with mentally disturbed individuals. Yeah, well, its original intent didn't translate well with that slogan.
The point is, ALWAYS tell the truth, but keep it simple, clever, and with a punchline that makes it relatable to the everyday life of the average voter. Think John Oliver's Last Week Tonight. Hands down and going away the best show in the business when it comes to distilling complex issues into digestible information that the average voter can understand, and enjoy hearing. The Democratic Party needs writers like Oliver's to create effective messaging.
Pox News, and the other denizens of disinformation, trigger the inchoate resentments of their audiences, and stoke the furnace of their rage against them wut gots wut they cain't have: Intelligence. Their hard-core base is beyond redemption; we'll never reach them, so it's a pointless waste of effort to even try. They are proud of their ignorance, and wallow in it. Leave 'em to it.
But there are millions that can be enlightened, if the vacuum left by the absence of Pox News' lies could be filled with truth and knowledge that enables them to make an informed decision, instead of a knee-jerk, reptilian reaction to adverse stimuli. The trick part will finding someone with the financial resources to create such a network. The vast majority of those with such wealth view an informed electorate much the same way that the Wicked Witch of the West viewed water.
But regardless, we have to work on that. The alternative is staring us in the face, and it ain't pretty.
I need more coffee.

are struggling economically and what can be done to help them. CNN is the same way but to a lesser extent on Trump. You have all these media videos that do the same thing. That's a substantial reason why the party is obsessed with Trump and his abuses, but not on economic issues.

... ruptures in the economy, caused by Republican treachery adversely affect them directly, rather that generalized chatter about the national economy, can make those stories more personal and relevant to the average voter's real life problems. It would go a long way toward increasing their understanding of what an utter piece of shit Trump truly is, and how he's betrayed them, and the country, for his own gain, and ruthless thirst for vengeance because the nation didn't vote for him in 2020. He doesn't care who he hurts, as long as he get to hurt somebody. That's the only thing that makes him happy.

Even though these are economic powerhouses in many respects, the public thinks of the winners in these cities as upper class techies, bankers, NGO owners, etc.

We need to show how much the middle and lower economic classes are prospering in these areas because of Democratic policy.