IT’S election circus time. Candidates are presenting themselves in their best light as they try to defeat negative publicity. They hire the most powerful and influential public relations agency, and only their good-looking, magnanimous façade is shown in the media. The unappealing angles and images are thrown in the dustbins, if not swept under the rug.
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