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    Pg. 315-328 How Groups Try to Shape Policy • Despite all the factors already discussed regarding interest groups, no one group possibly has enough resources to achieve every single one of its goals. • Therefore, these groups need to find other ways to produce income and strive towards success. • There are four main strategies that majority of interest groups have been utilizing: • Lobbying- According to Lester Milbrath, a “communication, by someone other than a citizen acting on his or her own…

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    corruption still practiced in U.S. where big interest groups try to persuade lawmakers to pass bills in their favor. They spend huge amount of money on the lawmakers, elected members, their relatives for their food, entertainment, campaign, sports. These interest groups spend billions of dollars in this process. So, it is often called as multi-billion dollar industry. Although there are very rigid limitations on how much money that interest groups can contribute to campaigns, it is believed that…

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    Lobbyism Pros And Cons

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    leaders to enact legislations that would benefit them. One way in which society can go about doing so is through the act of lobbying. Lobbying is a popular method and that is still being used to this day. Lobbying means persuading individuals or groups with decision-making power to support a position you believe is right. A person who does the lobbying is called a lobbyist. A lobbyist is an activist who seeks to persuade members…

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    family has interests in oil, along with other natural resources, agribusiness, and finance (Domhoff, 2012). This domination does not mean that big business has complete control, rather it means that they have the ability to set terms under how the groups and classes…

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    Advocacy Focus; My focus is to obtain a focus group that involve individuals and groups who will like to be heard like myself, I will influence them to get involve in politicians, I will use the media, arrange activities, fairs, rally’s to get more people involve. Our voice will be heard though our supporters and networking. Throughout this focus group we will remain confidential and optimistic of situations. My support group will make sure all change are positive. The purpose is to be heard…

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    1. Please discuss three reasons why the Lobbying Profession is an honorable and necessary one and three reasons why it is a destructive influence on democracy and our system of governing. Lobbying is a controversial topic. However, there are many reasons the profession is necessary. Most Americans do not have the time and resources to lobby for the issues they care about most. They cannot travel to Washington, D.C. or their state capitol to lobby legislatures and political leaders. Instead,…

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    Saving Capitalism Analysis

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    Conservatives, unlike Democrats claim that Reich’s book, Saving Capitalism, should not be taken seriously because it is inaccurate, goes against the free market and is based on socialism. In the United States, the candidate, Bernie Sanders addresses capitalism and the free market with strong comments that are a parallel to Robert Reich. With tax rates for the rich at an all time low in history, massive tax breaks and tax loopholes for corporations, the middle class has been ousted from their own…

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    of Negative Lobbying,” discusses the inherent advantages negative lobbyists have in striking down new movements compared to proponents of promoting new legislation. This distinction emanates despite the typically large funding gap between the two groups. McKay calculates a ratio of about four lobbyists proposing new legislation being needed to counteract just one negative lobbyist. Some political scientists have asserted that the amount of conflict rising in a debate over legislation has a…

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    years of operating cost and they still couldn’t provide a health care website that worked. The National Cable & Telecommunications Association, the cable industry's primary lobbying group, one of their argument was "Imposing regulations designed for century-old utilities will only choke off growth and investment," the group reasons. But like I said earlier the Internet isn’t broken even if the regulations are old, it doesn’t make them invalid. Also Comcast’s EVP said There is nothing in Title II…

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    conditions. As for the disability culture, we’ve seen cases that disabled people can be talented and become artists, writers. Disability culture help reframe people’s impression about disabled people. I want to provide this resource guide to the student group because I want to use this guide to raise more awareness about the disability rights and culture. I think it is important to let more students understand the things that disabled people went through and educate them. It is because they can…

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