Let’s say $X gets you one airing on prime time, or 10 airings on shows/networks w decent viewership of demos you want to persuade
You almost always gone w 10 reps, bc people usually need to hear something 6-8 time for it to sink in
These multiple amendments are like the 10 reps
You almost always gone w 10 reps, bc people usually need to hear something 6-8 time for it to sink in
These multiple amendments are like the 10 reps
Dems using diff details & rhetoric, but are repeating arguments used on previous amendments. Therefore:
People who won’t/can’t watch much of the trial will be more likely to hear the Dems’ main arguments
People watching a lot will hear multiple reps of the Dems’ message
People who won’t/can’t watch much of the trial will be more likely to hear the Dems’ main arguments
People watching a lot will hear multiple reps of the Dems’ message
Debate on these amendments are like a 2 hour broadcast cycle on a NPR news show. For people tuning in just now, this will be the first time hearing the Dems’ overall story of the case. Details vary, but Dems stay w the same themes & messages
It’s not yet 9:00pm on the West Coast
It’s not yet 9:00pm on the West Coast
It’s a cover-up, and you’re all part of the cover-up, because you want it covered up.
That’s pretty much what Nadler is saying. Repeatedly.
He’s not being collegial. He’s trying to break their teeth.
That’s pretty much what Nadler is saying. Repeatedly.
He’s not being collegial. He’s trying to break their teeth.
And back on the same messaging today even before the trial begins.
There’s this, as Rep Crow explained, as well as the repetitions for people listening in multiple or longer sessions, so they remember more than if they listened just once. 
