the need for sweeping change they're going to say there's democrat mainstays and the outsider left but there's two groups i find very interesting the ambivalent right the youngest and least conservative gop aligned group hold conservative views about the size of government the economic system and issues of race and gender but they are the only group on the political right in which majorities favor legal abortion and say marijuana should be legal for recreational medical use they are also distinct in their views about donald trump while the majority voted for him in NUMBER_TOKEN most say they would prefer he not continue to be a major political figure that's really fascinating so much of that does align with my positions and maybe yours however i don't know where i end up on this list because i actually am not conservative on issues of racial injustice i'm just not far left this is why i've often said i'm not a classical liberal the way they describe it i'm a traditional i'm sorry i'm a social liberal social liberals i think it was good that we were like hey you shouldn't allow be allowed to do redlining and blockbusting i think it's good that we are like hey we shouldn't have policies based on race those were that's what civil rights fought for i'm the kind of person that looks at california the progressives they wanted to they tried to uh repeal their civil rights provision in their constitution i said that is wrong we should say you can't discriminate on the basis of race i think it is good that businesses must must provide public accommodation to everyone and they can't make arbitrary decisions about who they boot from their business it's tough because i would say i lean very much in the libertarian spectrum away from government intervention but i also think that while the government is mostly bad there's a lot of it that's that's good and if we're all in a uh uh if we live in a community and we're all paying taxes that go towards infrastructure you should not be able to not do to deny certain people access to the infrastructure they contribute to now of course more libertarian right individuals would probably say they shouldn't be forced to tax this anyway and i and i certainly understand and agree with that absolutely i think we have everything has to be voluntary that's why it's libertarian and left i'm not saying that people should be forced to do these things i'm saying quite the opposite i'm saying that's the ideal to strive for and we'll have to work really hard to convince people and if we don't well then you know i don't know too bad i guess we just won't we won't succeed in that regard but that's a more left position i suppose so where does everyone fall well i'll tell you this stressed sideliners are people who are typically not uh politically engaged what i'm really interested in is the is the uh outsider left and i think we have it right here the outsider left the youngest typology group voted overwhelmingly for joe biden a year ago and are very liberal in most of their views but they are deeply frustrated with the political system including the democratic party and its leaders i
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