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- stretching the truth to make something seem more powerful or meaningful than it actually is. - advocating for cutting a social program under the guise of trying to save it, rather than pushing to adequately fund it. - slogan that promotes reducing government regulations and/or diverting public funds to the private sector. - a Washington insider portraying him or herself as a Washington outsider and crusading against it. - characterizing a group or those who support an opposing viewpoint as threatening, immoral, or less than human. - rebranding the voicing of of racism, bigotry, and xenophobia as just telling it like it is. - characterizing a group or those who support an opposing viewpoint as threatening, immoral, or less than human. - celebrating simple-mindedness and denigrating intellectuals or those with professional credentials as being idealistic, naive, or arrogant. - making nonspecific threats of consequences to intimidate an adversary and/or impress an audience. - a statement that is essentially true, but lacking critical information and presented as the whole truth. - defending or championing cultural sacred cows, which transfers the respect, authority, sanction, and prestige associated with those symbols to the defender. - a Washington insider portraying him or herself as a Washington outsider and crusading against it. - giving the impression that something has the universal disapproval of everyone, while providing no evidence that it does. - accusing an opponent of using the same underhanded tactics or committing the same misdeeds the accuser is guilty of. - technique where a weakness is presented as a strength, by focusing on any positive aspect of it.Total number of techniques detected over the 1:54:27 runtime of this video clip:
PROPAGANDA TECHNIQUES
6 OCCURRENCES
anti-intellectualism:
FALSEHOODS & DISTORTIONS
2 OCCURRENCES
exaggeration: SUMMARY
8 OCCURRENCES
Trump: 67% Cruz: 33%
