There’s something both sad and fascinating about a politician taking on an entirely new persona as they seek high office, especially given all the value we place on “authenticity.” To some, pandering comes naturally — Sen. Ted Cruz (R-Tex.) couldn’t tell you what time it is without sounding creepily insincere. To others it can be a real strain, and the visible effort makes it all the more riveting.
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