Horse-race journalism concerns the critics because they feel such coverage
A. cannot adequately predict who will win or lose a race.
B. ignores the importance of issues.
C. places too much emphasis on personalities and public personas.
D. relies almost entirely on second- and third-hand reporting.
E. rarely has an impact on the flow of campaign contributions.
Answer: B
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Indicate whether the statement is true or false
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