Scandal: Why Politicians Survive Controversy in a Partisan Era
by Professor Brandon Rottinghaus
Why do some politicians survive scandals that might once have ended their careers? In Scandal, Professor Brandon Rottinghaus examines political controversy in a deeply partisan era, exploring how polarization influences accountability, public interpretation, and the consequences—or limited consequences—of scandal.
About This Book
Scandal: Why Politicians Survive Controversy in a Partisan Era examines the persistence of political careers amid public controversy.
Professor Brandon Rottinghaus considers how partisanship shapes the way scandals are understood and experienced in contemporary politics.
The book explores why controversy does not always produce lasting political consequences.
It offers a focused perspective on scandal, political accountability, and survival in a polarized era.
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