Robert Bennett: Message sent vs. message received: The impact this misinterpretation has on politics
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Millions of dollars of conservative money spent pre-election on advertising, thousands of hours of conservative talk radio and Fox News broadcasts, thousands of appearances by conservative spokespeople, tens of thousands of hours of conservative More..
The severely moderate Which Romney who showed up that night had nothing remotely to do with the severely conservative positions severely conservative Which Romney had taken in the primaries.
The message was sent...and received.
So, was this opinion piece by Bennett so devastatingly dull that nobody has commented? Frankly, I don't know. I couldn't bring myself to read it either.