Shanto Iyengar

Stanford University

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Professor of Communication and Professor of Political Science at Stanford University, his books include Media Politics: A Citizen's Guide

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If you're frustrated by the limited number of issues in this year's presidential campaign, you are not alone.

The Missing Issues in the Presidential Campaign

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No campaign has ever touched on all the important issues, but who decides what's worth discussing and when?

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No campaign has ever touched on all the important issues, but who decides what's worth discussing and when?

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