Outwardly, they champion PCism; inwardly, they desire a real estate boom.
Public opinion surveys are invariably deceptive. The masses offer lip service to project an image of being 'moral and enlightened' to their peers.
1. Bradley Effect
While respondents in surveys declare their intention to vote for minority candidates or progressive welfare policies, yet, once ensconced behind the privacy of the voting booth curtain, they unequivocally cast their ballot for right-wing conservatives who will assiduously safeguard their taxes and interests. The unvarnished truth is revealed solely before the altar of personal finance and the ballot box.