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this post was submitted on 06 Nov 2024
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That's the way it's interpreted when we say <policy that was compromised until the base doesn't care and republicans still oppose it> is a bad policy.
There is no median voter who wants means-tested tax-breaks for new families, but would oppose checks for new families.
When we say "not good enough", we're saying it's a stupid way of spending political capital that doesn't actually gain you any votes.