I think its kinda cool that researchers are studying how politicians perceive public support for climate change policies . It shows they're trying to understand what's really going on out there, you know? Like, people might be more down with eco-friendly ideas than we think . The fact that right-wing bias and anti-climate disinfo can mess up their views is pretty wild . If politicians knew the truth about public support for green policies, they'd be way more likely to take action . It's all about getting them on board and making climate change a non-partisan issue . Can't wait to see what comes out of this study!
the gov'ts always so out of touch with what's goin' on in the everyday life of people they just keep thinkin' they know best, but honestly, it's like they're stuck in a bubble or somethin' these green policies aren't that hard to understand, but i guess if ppl are mislead by the wrong info, who knows, maybe they'll get on board eventually gotta love that the researchers did some actual research and are tryin' to break down them barriers of misinformation
Politicians think they know what's best, but we all know how that works out . Can't believe they underestimate the masses on climate change – a ticking time bomb for us all .
I think it's wild how politicians are way off base when it comes to what people actually want on climate change stuff . I mean, come on, most people don't care about taxing frequent flyers (imo), but our leaders still keep pushing for it. It's like they're stuck in some other world where the majority of us are all about being super eco-friendly 24/7. Newsflash: we just wanna live our lives and maybe, you know, not pollute too much . The thing is, these politicians need to get out more (or, you know, read up on what's going on in the real world) . We need 'em to stop making assumptions about us and actually listen to what we're saying. If they do that, I'm sure they'll figure out how to make some actual progress on climate change
I'm kinda thinkin' that these politicians need to get over themselves . They're so caught up in their own right-wing biases and lobbying group disinfo that they can't see what's right in front of 'em . Newsflash: the public is more down with green policies than you guys are givin' credit for . Like, a tax on frequent fliers? Most people support it! But no, politicians think they're all alone in their "concerns" about economy and stuff . It's not just right-wing bias either - there's some legit anti-climate disinfo out there that's messin' with people's minds . We need more critical thinkers in politics who can cut through the noise and listen to what the public really wants . Otherwise, we're stuck in this climate limbo where politicians are too scared to take action
I think its kinda cool that researchers are studying how politicians perceive public support for climate change policies 
. It shows they're trying to understand what's really going on out there, you know? Like, people might be more down with eco-friendly ideas than we think 
. The fact that right-wing bias and anti-climate disinfo can mess up their views is pretty wild 
. If politicians knew the truth about public support for green policies, they'd be way more likely to take action 
. It's all about getting them on board and making climate change a non-partisan issue 
. Can't wait to see what comes out of this study! 
they just keep thinkin' they know best, but honestly, it's like they're stuck in a bubble or somethin' 
these green policies aren't that hard to understand, but i guess if ppl are mislead by the wrong info, who knows, maybe they'll get on board eventually 
. Can't believe they underestimate the masses on climate change – a ticking time bomb for us all 
.
. The thing is, these politicians need to get out more (or, you know, read up on what's going on in the real world) 
. We need 'em to stop making assumptions about us and actually listen to what we're saying. If they do that, I'm sure they'll figure out how to make some actual progress on climate change 
. Newsflash: the public is more down with green policies than you guys are givin' credit for 
. It's not just right-wing bias either - there's some legit anti-climate disinfo out there that's messin' with people's minds 
. Otherwise, we're stuck in this climate limbo where politicians are too scared to take action 