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WILL GIVE 50 BRAINLYEST TO WHO EVER ANSWERS THIS QUESSTION AND I NEED SOON During the last part of his first term, a president prepares for his reelection campaign. After several stories that paint his administration's policies in a negative light, he believes that the media is being overly critical of his administration. (A) Describe an action that the president can take to improve how the media portrays him. (B) In the context of the scenario, explain why some media outlets might portray the president in a positive manner while others portray him negatively. (C) Explain how polling conducted by media outlets affects elections.

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The president, regardless of how the media portrays him, can work to improve his image by doing charitable things that make him look good instead of the negative things that the media portrays. Perhaps showing his supporters that he is passing legislation that could help lower taxes or creating more jobs for unemployed people of color could help him create a better image for himself because the media will have a much harder time twisting a story like that to be told in a negative light. Also, working with a news company that he trusts to make him seem charitable could help his case significantly. 

Some media outlets may portray the president in different manners based on the political affiliation of those that run the company or outlet. A conservative news outlet will do their best to make a liberal/democratic president look bad because they do not agree with the president's ideology or viewpoints. Likewise, a liberal news company may try to spread a conservative president's stories in a negative light. Due to the political standing of certain companies and outlets compared to that of the president, the president may be portrayed in a more positive or negative manner. 

Polling conducted by the media can affect the outcomes of elections by convincing voters that a certain candidate will win or has gained significant support. This motivates voters to vote for a candidate based on the polls in order to prevent a certain candidate from taking office or help a candidate that doesn't have much support. Polling by the media can sometimes be inaccurate, but can easily sway elections and influence voter's decisions. 

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