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Would that not require them to ... support fiscally conservative actions, which would lose them a large part of their voting bloc?
by dmitrygr 7mo ago
Would that not require them to ... support fiscally conservative actions, which would lose them a large part of their voting bloc?
- genthree 7mo agoIn recent history (last few decades) the scoreboard shows them already being more fiscally conservative than the only viable alternative.
- dmitrygr 7mo agoI understand that claim. I will not even argue against it. But, as you pointed out - there are two options only, so they must be evaluated against each other. Ds would need to go quite a bit further in the direction of being fiscally conservative to justify overlooking their other issues (in the eyes of R voters) in order to capture significant voter counts from the R side. "How tasty would the beer need to be to justify the burned rancid steak, to make this diner better than the other one?" -- basically