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Topic	When was the last time a less charismatic person won the US President Election?
TheDarkCircle 08/23/17 4:49:26 PM #19:	Crazyman93 posted... TheDarkCircle posted... Not since the introduction of televised debates I guess. Maybe you can argue Nixon v Humphrey was toss up of low charisma Before that actually. You could hear them on Radio. There's an interesting study tho from the JFK Nixon debate. People who listened via radio felt it was much closer in terms of who won the debate. People who watched it via TV, the first ever televised debate, overwhelmingly picked JFK. JFKs looks v Nixon's awkwardness, constant sweating etc. JFK came through as much more charismatic when watching. TV debates definitely changed the game re: charisma for election cycles. <cite>TheDarkCircle posted [p:885320385] in When was t... [t:75701281]...</cite> <quote><cite>Crazyman93 posted...</cite> <quote><cite>TheDarkCircle posted...</cite> <quote>Not since the introduction of televised debates I guess. Maybe you can argue Nixon v Humphrey was toss up of low charisma</quote> Before that actually. You could hear them on Radio.</quote> There's an interesting study tho from the JFK Nixon debate. People who listened via radio felt it was much closer in terms of who won the debate. People who watched it via TV, the first ever televised debate, overwhelmingly picked JFK. JFKs looks v Nixon's awkwardness, constant sweating etc. JFK came through as much more charismatic when watching. TV debates definitely changed the game re: charisma for election cycles.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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