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Political scandals of the United States - Salacious Gossip versus Crisis of Legitimacy | | Political scandals of the United States - Salacious Gossip versus Crisis of Legitimacy: Encyclopedia II - Political scandals of the United States - Salacious Gossip versus Crisis of Legitimacy | | News coverage of some of the more sensationalized political scandals has tended to focus on salacious details, resembling gossipy tabloid coverate of Hollywood celebrity scandals. On the other hand, some political scandals have been treated more soberly as crises implicating the legitimacy of government. In either case, it is widely believed that political scandals are capable of profoundly under ...
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| | | Political scandals of the United States: Encyclopedia II - Political scandals of the United States - Salacious Gossip versus Crisis of Legitimacy
Political scandals of the United States - Salacious Gossip versus Crisis of Legitimacy
News coverage of some of the more sensationalized political scandals has tended to focus on salacious details, resembling gossipy tabloid coverate of Hollywood celebrity scandals. On the other hand, some political scandals have been treated more soberly as crises implicating the legitimacy of government. In either case, it is widely believed that political scandals are capable of profoundly undermining the credibility of government, in the public mind.
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