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3 years ago

A media campaign geared to prevent a policy change the interest group does not favor is known as a(n) __________ campaign.

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<span>A smear campaign is a campaign that seeks to point out the negative aspects of another party. The campaign would not necessarily care as to whether or not what they are saying has any truth to it. It is out to smear the other group or individual or political party.</span>

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