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    Political Polarization “The unanswered question of American politics in this era is whether our divided political system can function in times of stress” (Ezra Klein). Our political system is comprised of two parties with opposite views on important topics. When the representatives of these parties experience more constraint to vote towards their party 's stance on issues they are less likely to compromise and therefore get less accomplished. This is called political polarization. Political…

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    in OP (p.94-97). He offers a model of political styles best-suited to their ‘personal and professional orientations’ (p.102). However, Buchanan and Badham (1999) opine that ‘the change agent becomes engaged of necessity in the exercise of power, politics, and interpersonal influence’. They also challenged the dichotomies between ‘legitimate’ and ‘illegitimate’ political…

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    than that of the poor voters, then of course inequality is present. This could be due to the lack of political responsiveness and activeness by the part of poor or working class workers that lack of participation makes it easier for status based politics to be introduced and sustained. Stereotypes about women being soft, emotional, and willing to compromise or bend in the heat of the movement has made them less appealing in holding offices where stern, rigid, intellectual and bully-like…

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    The friend-enemy distinction is perhaps the most well-known contribution from Schmitt to political theory. To be specific, the distinction is Schmitt’s overarching understanding of the political realm. Despite potential economic trade or other everyday dealings with the "other" (The “other” being a rampant outsider, whose preparedness for bloodshed and violence threatens the idea of a sound state), Schmitt states that the due to the inherent differences of the "other," the possibility for a…

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    The Populists were exactly as it sounded, for the people. Rather than being focus on the messy part of politics, the Populist brought out some actual issues such as eight hour work days and a method in which voter’ choices in an election are anonymous. At this time in history, the political world needed a party that had reasoning and meaning, or at least more…

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    Aristotle’s Ethics Book I obtains copious themes and ideas relevant to classical political theory. One of the most abundant motifs is happiness and how it impacts humans of all stages. As seen in this book, happiness is not always clear cut; therefore, the ability of humans to achieve this marvel of completeness is often disputed. While virtue and honor are acceptable candidates for this vague idea, happiness must be the good. We only strive for these attributes in order to make ourselves happy;…

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    Ideology is the system of ideas that form the basis of political and economic theory. It characterizes the common beliefs of a group, social class, or individual into a consistent political philosophy. Ideology impacts many aspects of government from the individuals who create policy to the type of government a country maintains. Its influence upon these aspects can be quite subtle or blatantly obvious. The manner ideology forms in a region is key to predicting its effects on a country.…

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    politically, economically, and socially but not to the extent that it should have. Women have faced various political problems in the United States. Women have been faced with two major political problems: an unbalanced representation of women in politics and…

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    Political Parties What is a political party? It is a crew that is form to elect and hold strength in the government. How many political parties can we name? Most of the citizens of America can name the two major popular parties such as, Republicans and Democratic. Beside the two major parties there are several more parties that hold a great large amount power. We have Libertarians and Green parties that also have a group of forceful individuals that satisfy the citizens’ desires that must be…

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    on “The Hill” has made me appreciate the education I receive from my home institution of Ball State University. This experience as further enhanced my understanding of political organizations and the base definition of politics provided by Dr. Brandon Waite in POLS 237, “Politics is who gets what, when, and how”. Over the summer I realized that it is impossible to accommodate every program and bureaucratic budget through the 1.1 trillion dollar budget and cuts are always being proposed given the…

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