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Just ask fishkin. he said he conducted 109 deliberative polls in 28 countries. they almost always result in that conclusion. take bulgaria. the "new york times" reported in 2007, 255 people met for two days to discuss the plight of the roma, one of the new york's my mort groups who has struggled to integrate. support for desegregating roma schools went from 42% to 66% after. support for segregation of housing units fell from 43% to 21%. protestants and catholics mixed for a day of deliberation over school policy. afterward, the support for protestants and catholics rose statistically and vice ...

Plight of europe's largest minority groups long struggled to sbintegrate. support for housing segregation fell from 43% to 21%. in northern ireland earlier that same year, a day of deliberation over school policy. after, the proportion who thought catholics were open-minded and trustworthy rose significantly. what this makes clear is that no conflict or policy puzzle is intractable if you engage citizens and that concept can be extended beyond polling. look at ireland, many think that the historic referendum that legalized abortion last year would not have been possible had the government not ...

Observation about where the policy balance is without necessarily going further into what people worry about, which is, well, is that political? does that mean there's only one thing to do? no. there's more than one way to look at this from a policy perspective. there's no doubt that the access to the weapons is a part of the policy puzzle here, and if we're going to take it seriously, we have to look at that as well as the other issues, the mental health issues, the incarceration issues, and whether we are doing all that we can so that when we look up at a tragedy like this, we know that we'v...