It has been about a month and a half since he has been sworn in and the media is starting to reveal the secrets that they have kept for the other presidents over the years.
People are programed to a certain lanuage, using symbols and signals. This is a form of mind control that has been used by all the Presidents and leaders of the World to get in touch and relay messages to "Their People". They are calling it Dog Whistle Politics. For some reason they are bringing it to the forfront with Obama.
Blacks, Whites Hear Obama Differently - CBS News
Dog-whistle politics was hardly invented by Obama. One of its most deft practitioners lately was President George W. Bush. He regularly borrowed the language of evangelical Christianity and the anti-abortion movement to signal he was simpatico with their beliefs, even as he often avoided obvious displays of support that might turn off middle-of-the-road voters.
“The code words matter, how you dress matters, how you speak matters; it’s all subliminal messaging, and all politicians use it,” said Michael Fauntroy, an assistant professor of public policy at George Mason University, who specializes in race and American politics. “Ronald Reagan used to talk about making America the shining city on a hill, which is about America as divinely inspired, and it has a deep vein in the evangelical conservative movement. It goes on all the time, and there are so many circumstances when only the target people get the message.”
People are programed to a certain lanuage, using symbols and signals. This is a form of mind control that has been used by all the Presidents and leaders of the World to get in touch and relay messages to "Their People". They are calling it Dog Whistle Politics. For some reason they are bringing it to the forfront with Obama.
Blacks, Whites Hear Obama Differently - CBS News
Dog-whistle politics was hardly invented by Obama. One of its most deft practitioners lately was President George W. Bush. He regularly borrowed the language of evangelical Christianity and the anti-abortion movement to signal he was simpatico with their beliefs, even as he often avoided obvious displays of support that might turn off middle-of-the-road voters.
“The code words matter, how you dress matters, how you speak matters; it’s all subliminal messaging, and all politicians use it,” said Michael Fauntroy, an assistant professor of public policy at George Mason University, who specializes in race and American politics. “Ronald Reagan used to talk about making America the shining city on a hill, which is about America as divinely inspired, and it has a deep vein in the evangelical conservative movement. It goes on all the time, and there are so many circumstances when only the target people get the message.”