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Question: Which of these propositions do you agree with?
#1
A candidate can/should make use of self-deprecating humor, but only very carefully and sparingly.
 
#2
Self-deprecating humor only works for candidates who already hold/exude power and authority; political novices/lesser known candidates should steer clear of it.
 
#3
A candidate cannot be advised/trained to use self-deprecating humor — either he/she is confident or he/she isn’t.
 
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Other (explain below)
 
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« on: October 04, 2022, 12:39:22 AM »

A good, smart sense of humor an underrated, underappreciated part of politics/communication.  We don't want constant comedians in public office, but at the same time we don't want humorless bores either.  If you can make someone laugh with a clever joke (including a self-deprecating one), that's at least getting them to feel something positive towards you, even if they don't agree with you on political issues.  It can help give you personality and stand out from the pack.
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