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The article focuses on the challenges faced by the Democratic Party in aligning their progressive economic policies with effective campaign messaging, highlighting a gap between legislative priorities and communication strategies. It discusses the potential consequences of underemphasizing economic issues in Democratic campaigning, especially regarding working-class voters and swing states.

The article discusses protest, political involvements, and mass interactions of global anti-Coke movements against Coca-Cola Co. It details how communities, labor activists and protesters organized themselves and spearheaded their collaborative campaigns towards divulging issues of Coke's crimes in Colombia and around the world. It also overviews the theory in Killer Coke, marketing to the people, campaign strategies.