When a campaign limits the media’s access to a candidate to a short time and the candidate makes only brief statements to the press, the campaign’s spin doctors are trying to ______.
a. prevent the candidate’s overexposure
b. build momentum for a special announcement
c. engage in news management
d. be sure the candidate is well rested for the remainder of the campaign
e. engage in political accountability
c. engage in news management
Political Science
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a. open-market operations b. demand-side economics c. supply-side economics d. uncontrollable spending
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What will be an ideal response?
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