Impact of Visuals on Perceptions and Policy Decisions

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Exploring the power of visual media in shaping attitudes, this chapter delves into the emotive response evoked by videos of squatters taking over homes and how they influence policy discussions. It also critiques a Michigan housing initiative and a federal judge's decision allowing non-citizens to vote in local elections.

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Politics, String Theory Value, Marijuana Risk, Viagra Risk, President Trump, ISIS Moscow Video, President Obrador, Cartel Employment, Squatter Risk, Non-Citizen Voters, Trump Judgement Details, DEI, CA Job Growth, Fact-Checking Fakery, Prosecutor Lawfare, Umbrella Fear Persuasion, Batshit Crazy Women, Bubble Power Groups, Axios Propaganda, Voting Irregularities Study, James Carville, Scott Adams

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