>>626499You look at whatever the most popular stance is among your likely constituents, and slightly appeal to that while also not alienating the other side
e.g. when asked about abortion Trump just says "I'm pro-life, end of discussion I won't answer any more questions"
That's all he says. He doesn't give the single-issue voters (their single-issue being "can I kill my baby?") any ammo
All in all, I hate to be that centrist smart guy, but it doesn't matter if Democrats or Republicans win, the list of non bipartisan issues like gun control and abortion are relatively small compared to the big picture.
None of them are going to run on a platform of abolishing capitalism and nationalizing housing, it's not like anything significantly changes regardless of who you vote for.
Both of them will still support the fundamental capitalism mechanics that funnel the value generated by labor to capitalists who do nothing but "own things". Both of them want to start a war with Iran because they love Israel, and bicker over who loves Israel more.