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By Their Quirks Ye Shall Know Them

机译:通过他们的怪癖,你应该知道他们

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In last week's debate, al gore reissued his challenge to Bill Bradley to swear off those empty 30-second ads in favor of twice-weekly debates. Twice weekly? Who does Gore think he is, the host of Who Wants to Be a Millionaire? The Democratic duo's last appearance—with its "No, I didn't," "Oh, yes, you did" tone, interspersed with stock lines from speeches—left me wondering whether the debates haven't reached the point of diminishing returns. Long idealized as the noblest form of political discourse, debates are today about as overproduced, overpro-grammed and devoid of meaning as the much reviled ads. I stopped counting the canned phrases when I hit 26.
机译:在上周的辩论中,戈尔重新向比尔·布拉德利(Bill Bradley)发出了挑战,誓言将那些空的30秒广告宣告无效,以支持每周两次的辩论。每周两次?戈尔想成为百万富翁的主人是谁?民主党二重奏的最后一次露面是“不,我没有,”“哦,是的,你做到了”,并在演讲中插话,这让我想知道辩论是否还没有达到收益递减的地步。长期以来,人们一直将其理想化为最崇高的政治话语形式,如今,辩论的内容像被广为宣传的广告一样,被过度生产,程序化且缺乏意义。当我打到26时,我不再计算固定短语。

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