Adam Carlson
For what it’s worth, I have heard working class swing voters — including those who voted for Trump in 2024 or didn’t vote — express support for price controls in focus groups that I’ve observed. Not saying it’s good policy or anything. But it’s not some niche ideological thing.
David Shor
There is a hunger from the public for radicalism on costs - even policies like wide-ranging price and rent controls poll well nationally right now. That doesn't mean Democrats should embrace unworkable policies, but they have to meet the moment and embrace boldness on costs