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I'm sure there are similar stories in other states. I'm curious to know if there are examples of the GOP growing in some states.

This is the closest I can find

 
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A follow up on the California discussion we had in here last week because of that Kelin article. The more I thought about it the more I felt Ezra Klein's article made a really weak argument.

David Dayen pulled his card on Twitter too...









Ezra to his credit took the criticism to heart and expanded on his point, but I felt he also moved the goal post (he moved it onto a better criticism)


I had a totally different takeaway from this thread.

To me it shows that California is totally capable of taking concrete progressive actions on certain issues.



and so the issues that receive little to no action reveal a deep fakeness at the heart of progressivism, that underscores Ezra's point...

climate change gets real policy action.
meanwhile school segregation and housing get symbolic action.
 
another real problem with housing in big cities, in both canada and america.

is the fact that there is also a deep fakeness at the core of conservatism.


Housing is a space where conservative free market policy making would actually help for once. :lol:

you would think conservatives in big cites would be vocal YIMBY's
but they just end up as NIMBYs to protect the property values of homeowners
or scare monger over black and brown people moving in to white neighborhoods.
 
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