The article’s foundation is built upon the characteristic of
flip-flopping. According to Roger Cohen,
flip-flopping is when a person who advocates for one issue but he later changes
his views and becomes against the issue.
This characteristic is often shown in politicians. To gain votes, they appeal to the beliefs of
their voters. This generation no longer
contains consistency; it is situational.
The politician’s beliefs depend on the situation and which audience they
would like to appeal to. Flip- flopping
is a significant issue in today’s society.
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