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Job Approval and Favorability: The Impact of Media Attention to the Monica Lewinsky Scandal on Public Opinion of President Bill Clinton

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Drawing on priming and agenda-setting theories, this study explored the influence of news coverage of the Monica Lewinsky scandal on public opinion of President Bill Clinton. Unlike previous resea…

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Forgiving and Forgetting: Public Support for Bill Clinton during the Lewinsky Scandal | PS: Political Science & Politics | Cambridge Core

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Forgiving and Forgetting: Public Support for Bill Clinton during the Lewinsky Scandal - Volume 32 Issue 3

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Watergate revisited: thirty years after President Nixon’s resignation, there’s little agreement over just how important a role journalism played in bringing him down. But there’s no doubt the episode had a significant impact on the profession - Document - Gale Academic OneFile

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Gale Academic OneFile includes Watergate revisited: thirty years after President Nixon by Mark Feldstein. Click to explore.