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Intensive study of selected topics from the literature or practice of communication. Topics will vary each semester. Content will be drawn from areas not dealt with in the regular curriculum. For the spring semester, 2008, TCOM 690 "Seminar in Communication," will examine the 2008 United States presidential election campaign and the impact that media, particularly new media, has on the process.
Who will win the presidency?
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Tim Pollard
- Tim Pollard
- Associate Professor of Telecommunications Ball State University Muncie, IN United States
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Yes, of course it does.
He gets a boost from the base by the ultimate of the base (of which I don't subscribe). It is a slap at bitchy Clinton politics and led Billy Boy to stick his foot in his mouth once again. It was timed perfectly, it overshadows the State of the Union, and really it won't marginalize independents because frankly I don't believe they care.
He needs to win more of the base...those ex-Clintonites who feel comfortable with time-tested tradition. This is the sick side of the party IMO - we need change.
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