The Politics of Perception: Analyzing Bias in Media and Polls

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This chapter explores the prevalence of alleged fake news and bias in the portrayal of political figures, particularly Biden and Trump. It highlights the implications of skewed polling data and the challenges of critical thinking in assessing sometimes misleading narratives. The discussion also draws parallels between American and Venezuelan perspectives on election legitimacy and the broader trust issues in media and judicial systems.

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