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The political merchandisers appeal only to the weaknesses of voters , never to their potential strength . They make no attempt to educate the masses into becoming fit for self - government ; they are content merely to manipulate and ...
The political merchandisers appeal only to the weaknesses of voters , never to their potential strength . They make no attempt to educate the masses into becoming fit for self - government ; they are content merely to manipulate and ...
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W. L. Middleton , The French Political System , 16 , New York , 1933. For means of coping with this , see John W. Studebaker , Plain Talk , Washington , 1936 , and “ Public Opinion in a Democracy , ” Proc .
W. L. Middleton , The French Political System , 16 , New York , 1933. For means of coping with this , see John W. Studebaker , Plain Talk , Washington , 1936 , and “ Public Opinion in a Democracy , ” Proc .
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Discussion of political topics invariably serves them as an occasion for vague and violent vituperation and often seemingly irrelevant personal abuse . The line between the ambitious politician and the small - time peddler of discontent ...
Discussion of political topics invariably serves them as an occasion for vague and violent vituperation and often seemingly irrelevant personal abuse . The line between the ambitious politician and the small - time peddler of discontent ...
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