PrintOctober 5, 2004
History test
Managing public perception and the flow of positive and negative information is critical to the success of any political campaign. The Democrats are masters of the quick, pithy soundbite that casts them in a favorable light in the public's mind. There may be many reasons for their undisputed superiority on this count—not the least of which is an ever—sympathetic mainstream media—but their mastery of this all—important political device is unquestioned.
Their best one—liners, such as 'Tax cuts for the rich' or 'The big pharmaceutical companies are getting rich at your expense' are familiar to even the most casual political observers.
There is a new one that is percolating in Democratic circles these days. It hasn't yet been refined into a succinct one—liner, but the basic thought is rapidly evolving towards that end. Look for it to gain traction in the coming weeks. The general thought goes something like this:
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