Part 3b – Repetition As Policy Signal – Healthcare in America
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When these phrases appear once, they may reflect genuine uncertainty. When they appear repeatedly, over weeks or months, they become signals.
The tobacco era showed this clearly. For years, the same reassurances were offered while evidence mounted. No new information was added—only the same language, restated. The repetition was not meant to inform; it was meant to delay.
