The expected Republican nominee so dominated campaign coverage that by late March a Pew Research Center survey found that 75% of Americans said the media had given him too much attention. During the height of the primary season, a sense of Donald Trump overload in the media united a divided electorate. Trump had 331 minutes of coverage and Clinton had 110, the MRC said. Trump tallied 425 minutes of coverage, and Clinton had 117. Sesno said Clinton needs to “rip off the Bubble Wrap and engage” the media far more than she’s probably comfortable with.

Source: Hindustan Times May 27, 2016 08:22 UTC