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When people see others walking down a railroad track with an oncoming train ahead, I think will will try whatever they can to get people to stop ignoring the danger.
When people see others walking down a railroad track with an oncoming train ahead, I think will will try whatever they can to get people to stop ignoring the danger.
The first time around their lies did not work. So they rename their lies and try again. Typical democrat tactic. Just like if they lose on an issue, they rebrand it again and again in the hope that they can fool enough people to be what they want.
The first time around their lies did not work. So they rename their lies and try again. Typical democrat tactic. Just like if they lose on an issue, they rebrand it again and again in the hope that they can fool enough people to be what they want.
Duh.
And Frank Luntz doesn't do that for the Republican party? "Death Tax"? Seriously, Republicans do this just as much, and in my opinion maybe more, as the Democrats.
And Frank Luntz doesn't do that for the Republican party? "Death Tax"? Seriously, Republicans do this just as much, and in my opinion maybe more, as the Democrats.
So, according to you and your views, this makes it okay?
So, according to you and your views, this makes it okay?
Yes, it's okay. Politics has a lot to do with the art of persuasion. I don't see how you can stop a political party from communicating a certain way or expressing ideas in ways that are advantageous to their political future.
From Frank Luntz, the Republican guru of communication:
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