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Full Description
This book provides a newer definition of political scandal and applies it in a way to remove "ordinary corruption" from the discussion. It then defines pop culture and examines how scandal and pop culture interact. The discussion addresses the question: when does a scandal actually enter into our pop culture. The mechanisms or vehicles by which this occurs include editorial cartoons, Broadway shows, music, movies, television, and more. The first chapter lays out the two main definitions and gives a bit of historical background to the discussion that follows. This new edition builds on the previous book with analysis of January 6th, George Santos, allegations of election fraud, and Rudy Giuliani.
This book works well as a supplement in a course on American Government, in American Studies, and is aimed at a wide range of readers from college freshmen to more advanced scholars and political junkies.
Contents
Chapter 1: Introduction and Definitions.- Chapter 2: Watergate and its Legacy.- Chapter 3: Koreagate, Abscam, and Iran-Contra.- Chapter 4: From Monkey Business to Monicagate: Hijinks on the high seas, Whitewater, a Vast Right-Wing Conspiracy and the Rise of Fox News.- Chapter 5: Governors Gone Wild: Buying Sex, Selling Senate Seats, and Hiking the Appalachian Trail.- Chapter 6: What's in the Water on Capitol Hill?.- Chapter 7: Clinton Scandals - 21st Century Version, but not Bill.- Chapter 8: Drinking from the Firehose: Trump, Social Media, and Late Night Comedy.- Chapter 9: Still Thirsty? More Firehose, but not January 6th.- Chapter 10: Hiding Behind the Robes: Clarence Thomas and Judicial Scandal.- Chapter 11: Lying in its Own Right, not Connected to Cover-ups: George Santos.- Chapter 12: Rudy Giuliani.- Chapter 13: The BIG Lie, Pop Culture, and Threats to American Democracy.- Chapter 14 : A Conclusion.
