That is how public perception works. Anyone who became the Democratic nominee between now and the election would instantly be famous. Their name would become a household name within a week. There’s no real way to prove this, but it just seems silly to think otherwise.
Most Americans do watch the news. The link below is a statistic just about cable news. If you included digital news, the numbers would be even higher.
Here’s my source 👈😎
But as you can see 72% of Americans watch cable news.
That’s not how public perception works. Most people don’t watch the news.
That is how public perception works. Anyone who became the Democratic nominee between now and the election would instantly be famous. Their name would become a household name within a week. There’s no real way to prove this, but it just seems silly to think otherwise.
Most Americans do watch the news. The link below is a statistic just about cable news. If you included digital news, the numbers would be even higher. Here’s my source 👈😎 But as you can see 72% of Americans watch cable news.
I hope that helps ☺️
Right, anyone who thinks their name and the attention wouldn’t go viral overnight is clueless. It will go something like this:
For 5 weeks:
At convention: