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Political differences are complicated by confusing outcome prefs for policy prefs; people seem to get stuck on a "how much of the thing is the right amount of the thing?" question that's probably best left to experts. A better Q is "...the right amount of the thing *for what*?"
I think people might be more forthcoming about their policy preferences than what they actually want to see happen because concrete details can reveal points of self-interest & uncomfortable tradeoffs. Policy prefs generally reveal less about you than fully-baked outcome prefs.
This is true, but I also think outcome prefs can be uniting in unexpected ways. Like, pro-choice and pro-life advocates would probably both say the outcome they want is less abortions. Pro-gun reg & pro-gun rights both want less mass shootings.
When that’s the case, the policy prefs become the contentious issue. Not what we want, but how we go about getting it ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
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