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A 'huge' trade-off: One Nation's pitch for cheaper cigarettes
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I call it shotgun policy strategy.
You just keep spouting stuff. You don't need an implementation plan. You don't even need to implement anything. The idea is to spout enough of them that it hits one person/group for each idea.
Trump is a master, and used his rallies to do it.
There's no coherence or overarching vision to them. You just keep reloading and blast away.
People remember the one they like,and ignore all the others that are rubbish. "But she has some good ideas." Yeah, so does my nephew, but he's not fit to run the country either.
It's an old strategy, but now it seems like politicians have no respect for voters, and are well aware there will be no repercussions for their continuous lies and treachery.
Someone flicked a global switch a couple of years ago, and now it is raining shit.
Flooding the zone with shit. It's all the same MAGA playbook because it's all funded and supported by the same Epstein class.