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Problem is I doubt most voters really care about right to repair. I’m sure if you picked someone off the street and explained it they’d say “yeah that sounds pr
by the_only_law 4y ago
Problem is I doubt most voters really care about right to repair. I’m sure if you picked someone off the street and explained it they’d say “yeah that sounds pretty” good, but at the end of the day, when they go to vote or when they engage in politics at all, they probably don’t care about whether a candidate supports right to repair, they’re likely going to focus on some popular issue, he that abortion, taxes, big foreign affairs, guns, culture war topic of the week, etc.
They’d rather have a lame duck Democrat/Republican than vs Republicans/Democrat that’s diametrically opposed to them on big popular topics. Those get people to the streets.
- icelancer 4y agoPeople love all sorts of ideas that are "important" to them like right to repair, climate change, or anything else, but as soon as that person is wearing the wrong color tie and is against taxes/abortion/guns/foreign policy, then it doesn't matter so much anymore to them.
- the_only_law 4y agoYeah, I think this words it better than I initially did.
- icelancer 4y agoA team effort, it was.