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The immediate impact is leverage over the agenda, because capital signals can pressure officials, campaigns, or institutions long before ordinary voters see the tradeoffs.
Why it matters: The immediate impact is leverage over the agenda, because capital signals can pressure officials, campaigns, or institutions long before ordinary voters see the tradeoffs.
The public stakes are tied to how media power can convert attention and institutional position into durable leverage, while the public absorbs the consequences.
Why it matters: The public stakes are tied to how media power can convert attention and institutional position into durable leverage, while the public absorbs the consequences.
The immediate impact is leverage over the agenda, because capital signals can pressure officials, campaigns, or institutions long before ordinary voters see the tradeoffs.
Why it matters: The immediate impact is leverage over the agenda, because capital signals can pressure officials, campaigns, or institutions long before ordinary voters see the tradeoffs.
The public stakes are tied to how elite influence can convert attention and institutional position into durable leverage, while the public absorbs the consequences.
Why it matters: The public stakes are tied to how elite influence can convert attention and institutional position into durable leverage, while the public absorbs the consequences.