Honestly... Just don't. We need strong leaders who stand for something important. Not "moderates" who think we can fix everything while changing nothing.
this post was submitted on 18 Nov 2024
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Oh look, another neolib. We need actual progressive policies like: building housing where the jobs are, upzoning near transit, single payer state healthcare and tackling the rampant corruption at the CPUC. We could stand to go after PG&E too rather than letting them offload their $20+B wildfire liability on their customers, we pay greater kWh rates than much of the EU now.
It's pretty rare for someone to take a step down like that. Taking a step sideways into the judicial branch however makes more sense to me.