> "Propaganda is real, it does work, and it is a problem."

Do the supporters of 'Liberal Democracy' never employ propaganda? I use this as an example since when the issue of foreign interference in the American democratic process is brought up it's usually in the context of the 2016 election. Trump of course representing a deviation from decades of America's foreign policy being the export of 'Liberal Democracy or else'.

> "An electorate that is perpetually thinking and voting with activated amygdalas is not a good thing."

What if people use their "activated amygdalas" and come to conclusions that you don't agree with?