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by frogpelt
3741 days ago
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> "People are more aware of Trump than they are of, say, John Kasich." This is as anecdotal as it gets, but to your point. In a recent political discussion one of my co-workers had no idea how to pronounce Kasich's name. If he was all over the news, this would not be a problem. > "Be outrageous. Be different." Or be a Clinton. |
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Exactly.
Both Trump and Clinton have preexisting celebrity going for them, and Trump fuels that fire with a steady trickle of media-baiting tactics.