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Why Don't Sex Scandals Matter Anymore?

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Media, Scandals, and Political Ethics

This chapter examines the evolution of journalistic ethics in relation to political candidates, particularly following the Watergate scandal and the role of female reporters. It highlights the complexities of media scrutiny regarding candidates' personal lives, influences on public perception, and the shift towards sensationalism in political reporting. The discussion reflects on how these dynamics shape voter responses and the quality of leadership in contemporary politics.

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