Politicians were among the first professionals to understand the power of framing. What routinized or habitual meanings come to mind when you encounter terms like pro-life, pro-choice, death tax, tax...



Politicians were among the first professionals


to understand the power of framing. What


routinized or habitual meanings come to


mind when you encounter terms like pro-life,


pro-choice, death tax, tax relief, tax and


spend, socialized medicine, Obamacare, gun


control, gun rights, politically correct, free


markets, or bloated bureaucracy. All are


terms specifically designed to frame the


meaning of the discussion that surrounds


each. What meaning does each frame imply?


What fuller or deeper meaning might be


obscured? What is the intent of those who


would employ these expressions? Is it consistent with honest democratic discourse?


Why or why not?



May 26, 2022
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