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Public Apathy
Why are Americans able to become outraged about Donald Sterling or Bowe Bergdahl, but not illegal wars of aggression, illegal warrantless wiretapping, banister bailouts or any of the other in-your-face abuses of our current political era? Are there cognitive models for understanding this apathy, and if so, do they provide answers of what to do about it?
