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How politicians avoid a photo-op fail: Unpacking the staged campaign event
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September 11, 2019
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Sep 11, 20197:14Now PlayingCan one bad photo op make or break a leader’s chances at winning an election? Strategists stage events that are highly controlled and co-ordinated to get their message across and avoid the risk of being derailed by gaffes. But you can’t avoid them all, and experts say being too controlled can sometimes be just as risky.
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