Asked Feb 04, 2010
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How did television coverage influence the presidential election of 1960
the way the media presents each candidate makes a huge difference on how the electoral college votes for who becomes president
the media can omit information about a candidate's past and make a villain look like a hero, which has been happening a lot to the detriment of the world and usa. thanks for asking.
the media can omit information about a candidate's past and make a villain look like a hero, which has been happening a lot to the detriment of the world and usa. thanks for asking.
Answered Jan 22, 2013
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