It’s been fully revealed now that Ted Cruz is spending millions on psychological campaigning. Including the use of: “psychographic” analyses of voters to try to win them over with narrowly targeted micro-messages”, funded by Robert Mercer and Breitbart.Com
However, recently, and entirely accidentally, a brilliant reverse operation has begun to deconstruct the “Crass Vulgarian Trump” narrative. The inherent subliminal messaging conveyed in this video is, well, brilliant:
None of the words are changed, yet many observers note how their impression of the content instantaneously changes.
It is profoundly ironic that simply changing the voice and Trump’s “controversial” message flips, becoming no longer controversial. The agreement aspect increases exponentially and the position gains immediate legitimacy with detractors – just by giving Trump an accent.
Inherently this indicates the “controversial aspect” of the messages’ content is determined more by the carried bias of the viewer – than the policy itself.
This might be nothing new to those who are already intelligent enough to see the policy substance beneath the surface; but this messaging provides abundant usefulness when engaging those who are influenced by Madison Avenue Political techniques.
Better yet, someone does these funny Trump “accent videos” free of charge.
Meanwhile Team Ted Cruz spends millions to convince people of his authenticity, which Cruz can promise if you simply send him $35.