If anything, I'd say this kind of consistent messaging is likely to be even more effective in a situation like a pandemic.Originally Posted by Herbert Augustus Chapman
In a General Election, you can quite reasonably imagine some people getting sufficiently irritated by the repetition that they feel less inclined to vote for those propogating it.
It's harder to imagine people annoyed by the "Stay home, save lives" message will react by doing the *opposite* of what the message asks of them.
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