Which sentence shows the impact of media on the government?

It is the start of an election cycle in a presidential election. The editor of a leading newspaper instructs a journalist named Mia Jones to research the all Democratic candidates thoroughly for an opinion piece. Mia looks into the history of each potential candidate from the Democratic Party. She finds information about their family background, their education, and their work experience. She discovers that one of the candidates, Tim Evans, has an outstanding record of community work that reflects very strong leadership skills. She writes an opinion piece praising this candidate. Because the paper is a national newspaper, people all over the country read the piece. As a result, Tim Evans gains many admirers who begin supporting him. His campaign receives numerous donations from these supporters. During the state primaries and caucuses, a large number of people vote for Evans. Thus, he wins the maximum number of delegates and is nominated to run for president. Eventually, all the positive press helps Evans to become the president of the United States.