Two Types of Campaign: Manufacturing Consent v. Majority Goals

By Dean Weingarten

By Dean Weingarten

Arizona – -(Ammoland.com)-
We are witnessing the competition between two different types of campaign. The first, with Hillary Clinton as its champion, is the type that has been successful for the presidency, with the exception of Reagan, for the last 60 years. In this type of campaign, the ruling elite decides what they want to do. They start propaganda campaigns to popularize what they want to do. Most of the projects are long term, such as disarming the population, eliminating borders, or changing sexual norms. They belittle opposition and do not allow the opposition to get their message out. The technique is called “manufacturing consent.” The election is part of the process, where the elite have manufactured consent, with their propaganda, that results in electing a candidate that will do what the elites want done.

The other type of campaign is best epitomized by Ronald Reagan. Reagan traveled around the country, figuring out what people wanted, what the goals of the majority were. He summarized and collated what they wanted into a campaign that promised to do what they wanted. He won overwhelmingly. …Read the Rest

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