Diluting Catholic Brand
Wednesday, October 25th, 2006Over on Selfev, I pose the question of How can politicians call themselves Catholic and yet be for abortion?
Specifically, I reference Michigan’s Governor Jennifer Granholm, who calls herself both pro-choice and Catholic. I draw a parallel to marketing and brand dilution, citing this example:
Surely if someone was bottling Pepsi in Coke cans and selling it as Coke, Coke would quickly react, because such misrepresentation leads to market confusion and dilutes the strength of Coke’s brand. Here, Granholm presenting herself as “Catholic” dilutes the strength of the Catholic Church’s brand, and leads to market confusion, because less than informed observers come away with wrong opinions such as “Catholics can be pro-abortion.”
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