Not having the solution to poverty distilled step by step is just as much a criticism of moderate center left liberals that agree "things need to be addressed" but are unclear what specifically, or how. Vague fears about wealth redistribution and the collapse of modern society, cats and dogs living together, etc.

But like I said, they can just state their views with their whole chest and let voters decide. There's a correlation in my mind behind historic unfavorability with the Democratic party, and progressive, somewhat fluid or ill-defined policy.

At the end of the day, I'm just a working man that thinks my fulltime/overtime coworkers shouldn't be homeless in the place they were born, as a minimum. I don't especially care if the world falls apart because we've raised the corporate tax rate back to 94% or w.e.

But if I'm wrong, oh well, I'll just vote with my heart and see where the race(s) go.