Political messaging always simplifies policy realities, forces them into a moral, value-laden frame even if every single factual detail doesn't actually fit.
I can always simplify what people do because I think, 'It can't affect me because this is what they want.' I get sad a lot and that's easier than being angry".
We observe many of our clients trying to create headlines that are too clever or too original; we always simplify them.
That should be undeniable, though not an invitation to laissez faire -- but in the political discourse, which always simplifies and distorts, that's not the case (as it wasn't, by the way, in the Republican primaries either).
Emphasis on performance evaluation appears time-consuming, confusing (e.g., the use of management instruments to improve the performance of public services does not always simplify the public management exercise) [ 43], and expensive [ 44].
The difference of perfect squares always simplifies into two parts, adding and subtracting the square roots.
Not that heeding our desires always simplifies matters.
(Colour, of course, also varies continuously between black and white, which sometimes made embarrassing difficulties for the South African apartheid system, but politically it has always been simplified into two extremes).
Hollywood of course has always greatly simplified the Earp story, whether its take was pro-Earp ("Gunfight at the O.K. Corral") or anti ("Doc," a 1971 film with a script by Pete Hamill that offered Earp as the predatory spirit of Lyndon Johnson's America and Tombstone as South Vietnam).
