Between responsibility and noise: Government or controversy?

This brief text addresses the relationship between democratic governance and political communication. The title raises the question of whether the government should prioritize responsibility or fall into spectacularization and controversy. The only concrete statement in the article argues that democratic politics cannot be evaluated solely by its ability to generate headlines and media attention. The text suggests there is a tension between the responsible exercise of power and the temptation to resort to communicative noise to capture public relevance.