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Peepshow: Media and Politics in an Age of Scandal

by Larry J. Sabato, S. Robert Lichter, Mark Stencel

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This is a behind-the-scenes look at news coverage of political scandals in America. It analyzes what gets reported, what doesn't and why. The political costs of scandals are mounting, with disaffected voters, discouraged candidates and a news corp distracted from looking at policy issues and debate. The forces driving attack journalism have as much to do with influencing voters and candidates as they do with what the press is organized to report.… (more)
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This is a behind-the-scenes look at news coverage of political scandals in America. It analyzes what gets reported, what doesn't and why. The political costs of scandals are mounting, with disaffected voters, discouraged candidates and a news corp distracted from looking at policy issues and debate. The forces driving attack journalism have as much to do with influencing voters and candidates as they do with what the press is organized to report.

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