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Understanding politics the power game (Hedrick Smith)
Host Al Page speaks with Hedrick Smith, author of The Power Game. They discuss the reasons that the political system in America could be considered a game. They specifically discuss the popular view of politics, power distribution and the mass marketing of presidents. Mr. Smith points out that televison plays a major role in presidential elections and media's grand scale effect on politics.
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