The Affects Of Tabloids On Politics

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Term Paper Title	The Affects Of Tabloids On Politics
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The affects of tabloids on politics

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Social Issues

[Paper Title]:

The affects of tabloids on politics

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In today’s society the media usually dictates the way that we view public
figures. These figures include anyone who is in the public eye whether it
between musicians, actors, athletes or politicians. Politicians spend much of
their time in the spotlight due to the fact that their public exposure, or
over-exposure, is usually what is responsible for their current position in the
political scheme.

Tabloids are part of our American popular culture. Whether we are on line at
the supermarket, in a pharmacy, or department store, these outrageous scandals,
which are uncovered by the press everyday, are staring us in the face. These
papers make their profits by publishing the stories which are not fit to print
in the accredited papers as well as the gossip which is not yet confirmed.

The political world is very much affected by this form of press. If someone
had a choice of a story which highlighted Clintons foreign policy or a story
which outlined the Presidents sexual escapades, which one do you think that they
would choose? We all know that scandals draw a lot more attention than almost
any form of media by playing on the public appetite for controversy.

There are three major tabloids in print which are widely read, the Star, the
National Enquirer and Weekly World News. All three of these magazines have
featured stories that represent the president in a questionable light and put
pressure on him for answers to many accused scandals.

Over the years the tabloids have brought out the worst part of American
politics. They have shown the side of politicians that you are not supposed to
see, the skeletons that they hide in their closets. These “scandal sheets”
have uncovered things that the public would have never found out. On the other
hand, if you catch them on an off day, they might actually print emotional
stories which show a good perspective on the politician.

However, most of the stories that are run within the tabloids happen to be
stories of deceit that happen to show how that public official is a liar or a
cheat. One of the most popular tabloid stories in the past couple of years is
about Monica Lewinsky, who had an affair with our President, within the oval
office. All in all this was a big blow to the president seeing that he was under
scrutiny with the American public for quite sometime. However, the media did not
tarnish...

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