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My work's been having internal discussions on the following question. Do we begin to advocate for the policies that the majority of voters want/voted for even if it destroys historic social programs. I'm in the yes camp but interested to hear your thoughts.
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I'll give you an example on a policy that I do not work on that's coming up in the K-12 system. Many advocacy orgs are opposed to school vouchers even as roughly 70% of voters are in support of the policy. I've now shifted towards being a supporter of school vouchers even though it might have some negative outcomes. Our current K-12 system isn't working so parents are looking for a change, I'm for iterating and trying new policies out.
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Yeah but out of those 70% who support how many wouldn't support if literally any better option than two super shit proposals
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Re: K-12 -- I haven't heard a better solution other than increasing funding which doesn't have a huge correlation with outcomes.
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Some states are stupid and should be forced to comply with increasing their education programs in state, I'm sure all these majority white private religious schools in the south are going to be super accepting of all students, even the LGBT ones, there's not many examples of privatizing public services being for the net good of all people
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Fully agree but the majority of parents are asking for vouchers. To me, it's a hard balance.
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Lmfao like if the liberals answer is just do the same shit and other side goes eh how bout this lmfao no matter how bad majority will take door two
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Goes back to what I said in first comment and what I've been saying why I'll never support the liberals ever, because the reality is they suck lmfao
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