Ana Kasparian

Right.

And the call times are much longer if you're calling 911 looking for help.

Or in some cases, they won't even send police.

They don't consider it enough of an emergency.

Let's say you've been burglarized.

It'll take hours for anyone to show up and gather evidence.

So these things, you know, it's like through lived experience that you realize, OK, this policy didn't work out the way that we wanted.

So why don't we just recalibrate?

It doesn't mean that you go back to like, you know, draconian policies.

It just means we've applied this policy.

There are some flaws.

Can we just tinker with it?

Can we recalibrate?

And leading up to the election, as I'm sharing these ideas, you know, people are obviously experiencing a lot of tension, a lot of fear, and they don't wanna hear anything negative about Democrats or left-wing policies.

And so that kind of turned into, oh, you're betraying us.

I'm not betraying you.

I just see these policies firsthand and I want to improve them.

And everyone should want to do that.

But alas, there's a lot of ego that plays into politics.

So there's politics and policy.