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Thomas Patterson's argument that "today's presidential campaign is essentially a mass media campaign" suggests that
A) the media control electoral outcomes.
B) money is less important to campaigns than it was in the past.
C) campaigns are larger and reach a wider audience than campaigns in the past.
D) the media exercise sway over a vast number of citizens' votes.
E) voters have very little reality of the campaign apart from what they see and hear in the media campaign.
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Government in America: People, Politics, and Policy

Government in America: People, Politics, and Policy


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Thank you for helping me out. Because of you, I got it right.
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No problem.
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