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The Power Of Being Controversial: How Political Figures And The Media Use Controversy To Their Advantage

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Everybody loves an occasional controversy, but they quickly become toxic if left unchecked. Bill Stierle and Tom continue their conversation about the power of acting controversial, this time elaborating on how political commentators’ opinions on politics can leave a rather lingering bitter taste in the mouth of the general public. They also highlight how controversial people, both in politics and media, use their power to their advantage without considering the impact they have on the people they are supposed to be serving. Join them for a healthy discussion on the news media and political figures that is always the talk of the town.

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Everybody loves an occasional controversy, but they quickly become toxic if left unchecked. Bill Stierle and Tom continue their conversation about the power of acting controversial, this time elaborating on how political commentators’ opinions on politics can leave a rather lingering bitter taste in the mouth of the general public. They also highlight how controversial people, both in politics and media, use their power to their advantage without considering the impact they have on the people they are supposed to be serving. Join them for a healthy discussion on the news media and political figures that is always the talk of the town.

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