Do politicians use subliminal messages and conversational hypnosis tactics in speeches to garner more votes in campaigns?

When it is time for election campaigns, the quest for a strong copywriter is desperate. A politician needs someone who can make him sound like a silver tongue, one who can say words that can hit the heart of the listener. There are politicians who were talented enough to not use a writer, but unfortunately, most do

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Most of the time, the politician is like a puppet. They are pushed and pulled in different directions by aides and advisers who can make them win elections. These same aides and advisers are the ones who make the speeches that make people weep, make people think, make people vote.

To answer the question of ‘do politicians use subliminal messages and conversational hypnosis tactics in speeches’, the answer is quite evident. Remember the Obama campaign? It only took one word to make people respond and react: CHANGE. That word, written in a time when people needed change from the violence of a war, was a word that evoked so much emotional response that immediately hypnosis was blamed.

No, that is not the right reaction and thought that should come to mind. No one coerced anyone to do something against their will. The word simply got the message across America and the whole world. That word was what everyone wanted to hear. If it were another candidate who had made use of that word, then probably that would have made the victory. Fortunately for Obama, he was the one who started it and used it to the maximum to send his message across.

So do politicians use subliminal messages and conversational hypnosis tactics in speeches? The answer is no. They do not. But it does not mean that they do not know how to manipulate the words to trigger emotional responses in people to vote for them. And that is not hypnotic, that is charisma and talent.

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