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I'm sure that's not terribly satisfying, though. "I'm better than the other guy" type rhetoric is hard to swallow. Might work for Alabama/Jones, where ppl are used to compromising re: abortion, but what about NY progressives and Tom Perez?
"We have to move away from your values to win"? Is that the bottom line we have to tell people?
Anyway, thanks for your thoughts! I finished the Atlantic article already, still making my way through the Politico. A very important topic for sure! Something I think about a lot as a person who went from a VERY evangelical Texas HS to a VERY progressive NYC college.
Isn't that the basic demand of pluralism/democracy? I mean, I've made this argument to evangelicals elsewhere, but I can add a fourth argument here 4) this is what it means to live together with people who disagree rather than simply wish them away
Hm. Maybe that's true. Doesn't exactly get the people fired up, but perhaps true. I think... people need assurances you won't move *backwards* on their issues, a la 1994 Crime Bill, "superpredators," et al.
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