Summary
This quote suggests that both politics and commercials have a strong influence on people, particularly on their emotions and instincts. It implies that they both appeal to the "gut feeling" of individuals rather than logical reasoning. In politics, politicians often use emotional appeal and rhetoric to sway public opinion, while commercials rely on evoking certain emotions to influence consumer behavior. The quote implies that both these realms share a similar manipulative nature and tap into people's instincts rather than engaging in substantive discourse or critical thinking.
Topics
Politics
By Frank Luntz
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