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  • Media's Drive In Politics The Media
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    Polls: and Politics The Media's Drive in Politics The media is a major factor in politics. The media feeds the American public Information on politics though newspapers, television, and radio. The media is especially crucial during an election year. Polls, campaigning, and the love-hate affair between the media and politicians change from day-to-day. POLLS A poll is a survey used by the media to measure public opinion on a certain issue, or to rate a candidate in a political election. Polls are ...
  • Medias Coverage Of Their Personal Lives
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    Politicians make decisions that affect our everyday lives to the very state of defense for our country, and the media seems to personify personal parts of their lives. Should the press be allowed to interfere in and report on political figures personal lives? Some say they should, the people have a rite to know how an elected office candidate acts on said persons casual life. Others argue it's an intrusion on privacy. It is my belief that these people run our country, but they all have personal ...
  • Referendum Act Concerning Media
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    'All I Know Is What I Read In The Papers' - Will Rogers There have been many criteria over the past few centuries that measured one's political clout and influence: divine right, property, money, and acquaintances. In the twentieth century, particularly the past two decades, the political power to influence others resides in information: the more information you have and the more you know how to use it, the more potential influence you have. People rely on the media for their information, as it ...
  • American Public Looks At Politics
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    In todays society the media usually dictates the way that we view public figures. These figures include anyone who is in the public eye whether it between musicians, actors, athletes or politicians. Politicians spend much of their time in the spotlight due to the fact that their public exposure, or over-exposure, is usually what is responsible for their current position in the political scheme. Tabloids are part of our American popular culture. Whether we are on line at the supermarket, in a pha...
  • Public Office Information Via The Media
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    The media is intended to be a honest and intelligent source of information. Recently, many critics have argued that honesty has been replaced by greed. The media is looked upon as a money hungry industry, trying to find the sleaziest headline to attract the public's dollar. Caught in the middle of this mess are politicians. Although most are fairly honest men, the acts of a few have dragged the rest through the mud. Today, the biggest headline that a media mogul could ask for, is the President C...
  • Politician's Fear Of The People's Opinions
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    Both of these argumentative papers were written respectively by Samuel Popkin and Anthony King. Popkin argues that the commercialism of the electoral process is responsible for the low voter turnout. He believes that the campaigners must focus more on the real political issues in order to stimulate voter turnout. King also believes that the media has effected the government for the worst. His solution for the problem is to give our representatives longer terms, relieving the stress of campaignin...

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