Lippman describes the level of participation in the area of public affairs as a play. "The public will arrive in the middle of the third act and will leave before the last curtain, having stayed just long enough perhaps to decide who is the hero and who the villain is." What he's saying is that the public doesn't really care about the problem they just want to know who is good and who is bad
Lippman describes the level of participation in the area of public affairs as a play. "The public will arrive in the middle of the third act and will leave before the last curtain, having stayed just long enough perhaps to decide who is the hero and who the villain is." What he's saying is that the public doesn't really care about the problem they just want to know who is good and who is bad