Navigating Politics and Media in Modern America

This chapter explores the critical role of voting and national experiences, emphasizing the impact of media decisions on political endorsements. It highlights the rise of independent journalism in contrast to legacy media, drawing parallels between historical and contemporary political landscapes. The discussion also addresses the Electoral College's complexities and the economic narratives that shape perceptions of inequality, culminating in a critique of political polling and misinformation.

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