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Originally Posted by SteveSki
This article at: http://www.wired.com/2015/08/googles...al-presidency/ is about a study that shows how peoples perceptions and opinions about a political candidate can be shaped. It shows that voters are 48% more likely to vote for a person if the results/news served up first was positive.
I suspect the media elite already know and use this covert persuasion tactic and they don't like Trump because he is trying to use his wealth and celebrity status to buy the presidency. That's the opposite of modern politicians who are bought and paid for. |
Hi Steve,
I think I agree with everything you said!
I think there's a lot of corruption in politics (on both sides)... and a lot of "hidden agendas"...
By the way, it's interesting that in the first poll after the debate, Donald Trump
increased his lead...
http://www.wnd.com/2015/08/look-whos...er-gop-debate/
Best wishes,
Dien