Each presidential candidate has press advisers, often called , who try to convince reporters to give a story or event an interpretation that is favorable to the candidate.

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Each presidential candidate has press advisers, often called , who try to convince reporters to give a story or event an interpretation that is favorable to the candidate.

A. Web managers

B. Hackers

C. Bloggers

D. Spin doctors

E. Lobbyists

The correct answer to this question is D. Spin doctors

Explanation:

In politics, the word "spin" is used to refer to the action of modifying the public opinion or version of reporters in favor of a specific political candidate. Due to this, advisers who specialize in "spin" are now known as "spin doctors". Moreover, spin doctors use multiple tactics of manipulation and persuasion to create a positive image of the candidate, which is essential to have more votes during elections. According to this, the word that completes the sentence is Spin doctors.

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