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The mass media tend to be most attracted to all of these aspects of political
campaigns except.
A. the personal lives of candidates.
B. who is winning and losing at any particular moment.
C. the presence of drama.
OD. frequent discussion of issues.



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Final answer:

The media mostly focuses on candidates' personal lives, winning/losing polls, and drama, neglecting frequent issues discussion.


Explanation:

The mass media tend to be most attracted to all of these aspects of political campaigns except:

  1. the personal lives of candidates: The media often focuses on candidates' personalities, personal lives, flaws, and faults, rather than their issue positions.
  2. who is winning and losing at any particular moment: Media heavily cover the horse race aspect of campaigns, focusing on polls and strategies rather than substantive reporting.
  3. the presence of drama: Journalists prioritize colorful personalities, scandals, and controversies over discussing candidates' policy positions.
  4. frequent discussion of issues: This is the exception; the media tends to give less attention to in-depth coverage of candidates' issue positions compared to other aspects.

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