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Political Theater and Organized Crime: When Politicians Audition for TV Seats
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2026-02-26
10 min read
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When Meghan McCain called out Marjorie Taylor Greene's TV run, she exposed how media auditions can launder reputations—an echo of mob PR tactics.
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