The speaker believes that the fiscal conservative social liberals is the lowest self-identifying quadrant in politics. He further added that the Democrats would prefer to appeal to the donors living on the coast rather than winning the issue.
A discussion on the importance of having principles in politics, specifically in regards to Joe Biden's failure to pass and codify Roe v. Wade.
The host delves into the topic of cynicism in politics and uses examples from the Obama and Trump administrations to explain how politicians can act in their own self-interest rather than follow through with their beliefs. The recent vote on Obergefell and DOMA is discussed in the context of politicians using issues for strategic gain rather than genuine interest in the topic.
The Democratic Party may prioritize appealing to donors on the coasts over winning issues, leading to scaremongering instead of genuine progress. Donating to support the best candidate can help combat this issue.
The fiscal conservative social liberal quadrant is the lowest self-identifying quadrant according to the speaker who identifies himself as an independent. He would vote for a fiscally conservative Republican if they were socially progressive, pro women's rights and gay marriage, stating that he wants the government out of people's personal lives.