The Exaggerated Life of Death Panels? The Limited but Real Influence of Elite Rhetoric in the 2009–2010 Health Care Debate

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@jonmladd @mattyglesias We have maybe come full circle. Here, I draw on @mattyglesias to make the point that messaging doesn't have big effects. https://t.co/qEZ2i6XfNw

Words are not magic. That was the argument of my @PolBehavior article "The exaggerated life of ‘death panels'": https://t.co/3YltyEmNu1 Here's a summary from the @washingtonpost: https://t.co/Ud8Ml4pDAS

RT @dhopkins1776: But that's about a presidential campaign's broad theme. In competitive environments with both sides messaging, evidence…

RT @dhopkins1776: But that's about a presidential campaign's broad theme. In competitive environments with both sides messaging, evidence…

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