Americans should be presented with a deeper and more compelling narrative about the policy choices facing the country and the problems the present path will create.
Yet this argument would need to be connected to a clear policynarrative about what a Republican president would do to take on the power of the big banks.
Professor Lincoln Mitchell of Colombia University in New York says that, since Barack Obama became US president, a narrative has been created in America based on fears in countries like Georgia that the policy of "reset" will mean they get ignored.