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The power game Part IV, The presidency

Hedrick Smith narrates this study of presidential power and the difference between running a successful presidential campaign and the actual process of governing. Shows how the art of image and media management has become a hallmark of presidential strength. Reveals that the selection of appropriate photo opportunities and broadcasting details has become almost as important as state negotiations. The establishment of a short, clear agenda that plays on the nightly news overshadows the creation of working coalitions. This combination of factors is shown as a stumbling block in the creation of substantive legislation and policies and as a manipulation of public opinion.

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  • "Presidency"
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  • "What is the power of the President? What is the difference between running a successful Presidential campaign and the actual process of governing? Has the art of image and media management became a hallmark of Presidential strength? This program reveals that the selection of appropriate photo opportunities and other broadcasting details has become almost as important as state negotiations. The establishment of a short, clear agenda that plays on the nightly news overshadows the creation of working coalitions. This combination of factors is shown as a stumbling block in the creation of substantive legislation and policies."
  • "Hedrick Smith narrates this study of presidential power and the difference between running a successful presidential campaign and the actual process of governing. Shows how the art of image and media management has become a hallmark of presidential strength. Reveals that the selection of appropriate photo opportunities and broadcasting details has become almost as important as state negotiations. The establishment of a short, clear agenda that plays on the nightly news overshadows the creation of working coalitions. This combination of factors is shown as a stumbling block in the creation of substantive legislation and policies and as a manipulation of public opinion."
  • "Hedrick Smith narrates this study of presidential power and the difference between running a successful presidential campaign and the actual process of governing. Shows how the art of image and media management has become a hallmark of presidential strength. Reveals that the selection of appropriate photo opportunities and broadcasting details has become almost as important as state negotiations. The establishment of a short, clear agenda that plays on the nightly news overshadows the creation of working coalitions. This combination of factors is shown as a stumbling block in the creation of substantive legislation and policies and as a manipulation of public opinion."@en

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  • "Television"
  • "Public affairs"

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  • "The power game Part IV, The presidency"
  • "The power game Part IV, The presidency"@en
  • "The Power game. Part IV, The presidency"@en
  • "The Power game. Part IV, The presidency"
  • "The Power game Part four: The Presidency"
  • "The Power game. Part 4. The Presidency"@en
  • "The Power game Part IV: The Presidency"

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