1.)Who has the most influence on setting the policy agenda Who sets

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Interest groups, media, and businesses influence the policy agenda by advocating for issues they care about. The media can sway public opinion and influence policymaking, but determining fake from real news requires vetting sources and considering biases. Policymakers must weigh various influences to determine the most important issues to address.

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1.)Who has the most influence on setting the policy agenda?
Who sets the policy agenda as to what is the most important
issues that Congress should be addressing? Is it interest groups,
media, businesses, etc? Be sure to back up response with
evidence as to why you reached that conclusion?
2.)Does the media has too much influence when it comes to
policy making? If so, then how? Is there such think as "fake
media"? If so, how do you know when it is true or fake?

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