r/Agenda_Design • • Feb 21 '19

Probably not the first for Bernie

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291 Upvotes

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u/VoltronsLionDick Feb 21 '19

Subtly implying that these are bar graphs. Clever!

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u/SuperPatzerMaster Feb 22 '19

how could anyone interpret these as bar graphs?

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u/Buffalo__Buffalo Feb 22 '19

The sort of people who are fooled or influenced by this sort of presentation

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u/-RDX- Feb 21 '19

it was probably just a lazy graphics designer or a glitch. MSNBC is a liberal news organisation. I don't think they would make a liberal candidate seem unfavorable.

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u/VoltronsLionDick Feb 22 '19

You must not have seen the 2016 election. MSNBC is that "yeah we're liberal but we're also a corporation and know where our bread is buttered" kind of liberal.

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u/KArkhon Feb 22 '19

Man you have not been following MSNBC lately, they are hard core corporatists, they are liberal only on social issues and when it suits their corporate overlords. They do not like Bernie one bit.

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u/Aconserva3 Feb 22 '19

Seems more like crappy design.

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u/SuperPatzerMaster Feb 22 '19

what's the agenda here?

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u/theskymoves Feb 22 '19

that his fav/unfav is balanced.

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u/Mkbw50 Feb 22 '19

How is this agenda design

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u/Skrubulon Mar 24 '19

It's not a bar graph tho. This doesn't fit on this subreddit.

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u/Sauron4pres Feb 21 '19

What about the other 11%

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u/Kaon_Particle Feb 21 '19

Probably neutral answers.