Which of the following is an example of the media's influence on government?

A. An animal rights organization supports new laws for animal health care.

B. A television station airs a speech by a candidate for an elected position.

C. Your neighbor writes a letter to the mayor about the city's streetlights.

D. Your cousin sends money to help a friend who lost a job in government.

B. A television station airs a speech by a candidate for an elected position.

Explanation:

TV is media

The correct answer is letter B

Despite the fact that the Internet is at its peak, it is television that still maintains the first place in the ranking in terms of easy access to the vast majority of the population.

In the current context, a politician needs to know how to use the available means, to expose his government proposals, if he does not know, this will result in a possible "disqualification" to competition from public office. One of the “weapons” that are being used the most for easy accession in the political area is that the candidate becomes a celebrity or is already a celebrity, in the television field, as an example actors / presenters. And certainly being popular contributes to that politician who wants to be voted, being the “good guy” of a certain program ends up influencing the voter's decision, because the image that the television “character” marks in the mind of the viewer that in many cases chooses “Celebrities” for considering that it will solve your simplest problems, such as the implementation of projects in your neighborhood and other activities that benefit you quickly and without direct cost.

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