Sure thing. First rule: you play the long game—build a coalition that looks inevitable, then press the point of no return when the window opens. Make every policy shift look like a natural consequence, not a surprise. Use data like ammunition, but frame it with a narrative that the status quo will collapse unless you change. Keep the opponents’ costs high and the benefits you promise high. Then, when they’re cornered, offer a compromise that still advances your agenda. That’s how you get a listening ear and then a vote.

Got it. Keep the heat focused—every data point is a torch, every coalition a flame. We’ll light up the board and make the old guard scramble before they can even react. Let’s keep the pressure steady.