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A new poll, reported by @JerusalemDemsas, shows economic arguments might make a plurality of voters open to building more housing — while racial justice arguments don't. https://www.vox.com/22297328/affordable-housing-nimby-housing-prices-rising-poll-data-for-progress …pic.twitter.com/jPv72sueEe
This is something you find in public opinion again and again: While I think many racial justice arguments make a lot of sense substantively, the majority of Americans just don't agree — so those arguments don't make sense politically.
I don’t know why more high-level Dems don’t embrace Bernie’s way of pitching stuff like “XYZ is for all Americans: black, white, latino, asian...” etc.
(Not disputing the appeal of just straight up economic arguments though)
The differences aren't that great. +11% on economic growth, +1% on racial justice. I was expecting racial justice to be like -20 based on your comment.
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