How do Political Parties impact the Media?What affect does the Media have on Political Parties Interest groups
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I think that different news stations impact the different political parties. For example, in the 2004 election, CNN took a poll and it was shown that mostly democrats watched CNN while republican parties watched FOX Headline News, MSNBC, etc. Media has a very large effect on political parties because there is always some bill that a website is slandering, or making fun of, etc. Media nd Politics have a very lasting effect on each other.
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Thanks.  That clears away some thoughts of a dark conspiracy.  I believe in a strong two-party system (as the best of all checks and balances) while permitting unlimited small parties to come and go.  Both parties deserve to share the celebrities.  They can help draw attention to candidates who need to get their message out.  Celebrities are often strongly motivated enough to even get into politics and run for office (as any of us are free to do).  My main objection is that certain celebrities who are probably too involved with their careers to study the issues merely parrot the invective of highly partisan (and highly paid?) political activists and bring very little real information to the debate.  I wish they would just shut up and cast their one vote; just like me.  But speech is free.
849516
I completely agree with you. I think people focus too much on being for or against certain political parties and less about being for or against a particular candidate based on that candidate's stance on certain issues.
622269
Party politics is useful only to divide people against themselves. The lemmings will follow the party line, damn the consequences.
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the media with a lot of propaganda\n\nand rich people
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Cause & Effect: How does the media shape society?\n\nArgumentation: United States citizens need to elect a Democratic president because...
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It would if the Government controlled the Media. If there was one station and one newspaper owned by the Government like in Italy or similar I would be worried.\n\nIn UK and US there are that many media outlets and stations which have allegiances to all the different parties, they kind of even themselves up.\n\nYou buy the paper that sings from the same hymn sheet as yourself.
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Depends on their political party
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I can find the biases in mine easily.  I can tell which High Schools it favors, which local policies it likes.  I can also tell that the editors are liberal.  It is obvious from their collumns.  They do print editorials that represent both sides of the asile, but being from a liberal state, the Democrat side does tend to get more space.
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The attached link has a list of all political parties in American politics. (I am assuming that you are interested in US politics?)  It is a very informative site, with information about when the parties were formed, notable members, and their agenda.\n\n\nhttp://www.politics1.com/parties.htm
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who cares about more than half the things the media in general talks about.
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In terms of what? Their editorial style? Political views?
779846
Unfortunately that is the way it's done these days, he who controls the media, controls the public. The scarier fact is that both parties are equally corrupt, the people say that they voted for change, but we will see that nothing will.
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Candidates need money in order to campaign. They obtain this money in two ways: 1) raising it through various functions, 2) donations. Interest groups donate money to candidates in hopes that that candidate will then be sympathetic to the group's cause if he/she gets elected. In effect, the group is buying influence. This happens ALL THE TIME in nearly every elected political/ judicial office you can imagine. \nCampaign costs affect party membership because campaign funding is often one of the many benefits political parties offer their incumbents. Incumbency is the fact that once a person is in office, it is easier for them to stay in office because of a variety of benefits. Because of this, politicians often vote according to their political party's majority view, regardless of their own inclinations, in order to avoid risking the benefits they receive from their party which will help them get re-elected in the next election.\n\nHope that helped!!
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http://www.politics1.com/parties.htm\n\nTry this site, it has links to the official sites of all the parties you are talking about. Hopefully you can find information there.
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The images were created by newspaper cartoonists.   The parties did not select these symbols for themselves.\n\nThe newspapers selected these images for their negative qualities.   The parties have adopted the images for their positive traits.\n\nSo you can see in this example that the Press has a real impact on the political parties.\n\nThe elephants come from US Grant's era and is related to a bunch of slow moving circus elephants that escaped.\n\nMore interesting is the origin of the Uncle Sam character.
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Not much effects on economy or social well beings..\nThis is because one party employs 'whips' to enforce bench members to 'aye' the motion, even though he/she felt differently..\n\n...if u know what I meant...