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Plain English with Derek Thompson cover image

The Four Biggest Myths About Political Persuasion

Plain English with Derek Thompson

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Skepticism towards Political Messaging for the Uninformed

Skepticism towards political messaging arises from the realization that persuadable voters often lack deep political engagement and understanding. They tend not to connect political statements to their implications, failing to recognize how certain assertions signal ideological positions. Effective messaging relies on clarity and specificity, as vague or overly ideological content does not resonate with these voters. Consequently, those who are the most ideologically driven, such as political commentators, may be ill-equipped to craft persuasive messages for an audience that is less concerned with ideology and more interested in straightforward, relatable information.

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