Political parties are common view of shady backroom dealing. Political party gains control of government through elections, and it is important because it links others, including citizens, businesses, issues, etc. According to the slideshows, political party is defined as the broad based coalition of interests whose parity purpose is to win elections. Functions of political parties are nominate and elect officials to public office, simplify issues to help citizens make better decisions, motivate people to go out and get the parties message to the undecided masses, etc. American Political parties has many characteristics. Campaigns are run on fancy sayings as opposed to saying what they did or did not do. Decentralization of parties is the
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For example, AASA is an interest group, which was created for the schools. AASA stands for the American Association of School Administration. It is the interest group for schools’ operation, and it affects the educations that students will get in schools. Interest groups are more important because of the problems of society. Many problems that government cannot solve leads to the creation of interest groups. For example, NAACP was important because of civil rights of blacks. Blacks were treated unwell until the Civil Right Act, but there are still many issues in civil …show more content…
Many citizens believe that interest groups only gave them benefits, but they also have many downsides, including narrow down the members’ interests, secret communications, and threats of public officials. The upsides of interest groups cannot cover the downsides because when people join an interest group, they will only have time for it. They do not have time for other interest groups because their life is not all about interest groups. In my opinion, the influence of government by interest group is the most important. Most of the interest groups affect the government by fighting the rights of people. Also, the interest group has to be registered by the Federal Regulation of Lobbying Act of 1946. I believe the federal government has enough control over lobbying. It is neat to have Citizens to spread their ideas to the government. But I also think that if the government can share their ideas to the public, then the United States would have a better relationship between the federal government and
For example, AASA is an interest group, which was created for the schools. AASA stands for the American Association of School Administration. It is the interest group for schools’ operation, and it affects the educations that students will get in schools. Interest groups are more important because of the problems of society. Many problems that government cannot solve leads to the creation of interest groups. For example, NAACP was important because of civil rights of blacks. Blacks were treated unwell until the Civil Right Act, but there are still many issues in civil …show more content…
Many citizens believe that interest groups only gave them benefits, but they also have many downsides, including narrow down the members’ interests, secret communications, and threats of public officials. The upsides of interest groups cannot cover the downsides because when people join an interest group, they will only have time for it. They do not have time for other interest groups because their life is not all about interest groups. In my opinion, the influence of government by interest group is the most important. Most of the interest groups affect the government by fighting the rights of people. Also, the interest group has to be registered by the Federal Regulation of Lobbying Act of 1946. I believe the federal government has enough control over lobbying. It is neat to have Citizens to spread their ideas to the government. But I also think that if the government can share their ideas to the public, then the United States would have a better relationship between the federal government and