I’m sure all politicians careen between saying what they believe and spouting whatever crap will get them elected. But it seems like Republicans have adopted a universal strategy of popular deceit, and if they speak truth it’s only by coincidence. Here’s the pattern I’ve seen:
* Toss out a slew of outrageous lies.
* Watch for one to capture the public’s imagination.
* Turn it into jargon (”death panel”) that sticks in voters’ heads.
* Step back from the lie when it’s debunked, and craft a milder (still dishonest) version. But keep the original jargon.
* Repeat as necessary. Debunkers eventually move on to tackle some new lie, leaving the last version in place and the jargon established.
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