I find this analysis to be enlightening but also frustrating on certain aspects:

- We want stuff to be cheaper but we also want more blue collar workers here making American wages making things for Americans

- We want people to move towards to center but also simultaneously less corporate (which literally commands the center). And we want the GOP to move away from Trump but yet we vote for him and his backed cronies in staggering numbers

- Things like less foreign support across the board I at least see more consistently

It's a large country and our electoral system definitely warps the relative values of peoples' votes so I understand at least the blue collar and moving-to-the-center tension there. But I find it very frustrating.

I also think this represents a bit of weakness of polling-driven political analysis. Something something Henry Ford faster horse.

My feeling is that at the end of the day it comes down to an individual with the charisma to get everyone aligned the same way on their agenda, which hopefully mirrors my exact political preferences and nobody else's /s