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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]It’s fine, the voters are who they are.  I just think it’s funny that dcurbanmom types cling to the myth that Democrats are on average more intelligent, better educated, and higher income than Republicans when the opposite is true.

dcurbanmom Dems want to imagine themselves as fancy moral crusaders who are only losing to Trump because of a few redneck bad apples, instead of facing the fact that, Democrats are voting AGAINST most employed married homeowners and WITH the unemployed, the ex-cons, the single moms, and the childless LGBTQIA+ obsessives.

After Republicans win the Presidency again in 2028, a non-trivial number of power- and status-seeking dcurbanmoms will switch parties.  But for now, they are in a funny #resistance and delusion bubble.  [/quote]

I’m actually very surprised that republicans are not campaigning more on the homeownership topic. They should emphasize that democrats want to destroy your neighborhood and community. They want to eliminate single family neighborhoods and force high density development in your community . They want to force everyone to live in tiny apartments and take the metro to work. [/quote]

This only works in places that are already super high density anyway. Also we are one of the few countries in the world where everyone just expects to live in big houses on their own massive patch of land. [/quote]

So taking metro is bad but moving people miles and hours away from work and then requiring them to commons good?  No mention of the health or family impacts nor environmental impacts.  Also do Democrats want everyone to live in tiny apartments or are they recognizing that not everyone wants to live in a McMansion nor can everyone afford to?[/quote]

Their YIMBY Democrat policies effectively force most people to live in apartments by reducing the supply of single family homes and making them unaffordable. They also promote absurd anti-family policies like road diets, eliminating parking minimums, prioritizing bike lanes over cars, single stair reform without requiring elevators in buildings. All of these things don’t work for someone who wants kids especially if you want multiple kids. It’s completely impractical and unrealistic for someone to pick up their 4 kids from school on a bike and then pick up a week worth groceries from Costco for their family of 6. Then struggle to find parking for their minivan before walking up 3 flights of stairs in their single stair apartment building that doesn’t have an elevator. [/quote]

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