> The problem is that different versions of the same editorial appear over and over again and many people think it is fresh when they see it and they don't have

> The problem is that different versions of the same editorial appear over and over again and many people think it is fresh when they see it and they don't have the perspective to realize that there is nothing fresh about it at all, it's just a message that works cumulatively, soaks into the population, and gets continuously improved over time. I find nothing strange in the fact that they keep repeating similar messages. It is a public policy institute after all, and politics generally changes very slowly.