When politicians avoid public scrutiny or limit themselves to staged events, they are said to stay in which of the following?

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When politicians avoid public scrutiny or limit themselves to staged events, they are said to stay in "the bubble." This refers to their insulation from the general public and their controlled environment. The other choices are not as appropriate because they are either too general (news sphere, news cycle) or too specific (hot seat, spin room) and do not capture the connotation of being isolated or sheltered from public scrutiny.

When Politicians Avoid Public Scrutiny or Limit Themselves to Staged