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| − | '''Political cards''' are tactics used in politics, the media, and other adversarial settings in order to appeal to emotion or even prejudice rather than reason. They are based on analogy of playing a card game, especially [[bridge]]. | + | '''Political cards''' are tactics used in politics, the media, and other adversarial settings in order to appeal to emotion or even prejudice rather than reason. They are based on analogy of playing a card game, especially [[bridge]]. In contrast with most card games, however, a political card can be played at any time, no matter how irrational or irrelevant to the topic. |
A card is "played" when one side relies on a particular issue in order to gain an upper hand in the debate or controversy. | A card is "played" when one side relies on a particular issue in order to gain an upper hand in the debate or controversy. | ||
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Revision as of 20:54, July 9, 2011
Political cards are tactics used in politics, the media, and other adversarial settings in order to appeal to emotion or even prejudice rather than reason. They are based on analogy of playing a card game, especially bridge. In contrast with most card games, however, a political card can be played at any time, no matter how irrational or irrelevant to the topic.
A card is "played" when one side relies on a particular issue in order to gain an upper hand in the debate or controversy.
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