Campaign finance in the United States

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    Ultimately, Donald Trump’s victory in this election will be good for America. He has the education and experience in business and finance to know how to be successful in these areas; hopefully, he will treat the United States as his new “business” and he will improve our economy and high levels of national debt using his fiscal knowledge. He also will provide jobs for the unemployed by making it easier on businesses to keep more of their income and therefore be financially able to hire more…

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    “disclose the names of its donors to either the FEC or the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) because such groups are supposedly organized as tax-exempt non-profits that promote social welfare and benefit the community by advocating issues during political campaigns” (Hardy, Gottfriend, Winneg, & Jamieson, 2014). On many levels, this is disconcerting and raises many questions about the motivation of those using these tactics to donate to Super PACs. The American people deserve to know what entities…

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    J. Trump. Jeffrey Frankel also directs the Program in International Finance and Macroeconomics at the US National Bureau of Economic Research, within which he is a member of the Business Cycle Dating Committee, the official US arbiter of recession and recovery. He goes on to explain the things that Donald Trump promised throughout his campaign for United States…

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    Chamber Of Commerce

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    in appeals. In Mississippi, where the novel takes place, the judges on the state supreme…

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    Presidential Nominations

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    Steger’s book, A Citizen’s Guide to Presidential Nominations: The Competition for Leadership, he identifies the important factors of the presidential nomination process, which can then be used to understand the 2016 cycle. His argument states that the crucial period of a campaign is during the invisible primary, which is the year or so preceding the delegate selection process. If party stakeholders are cohesive, (as in the Democratic Party,) the race will be predictable; if they are not, (as in…

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    Texas Senate Case Study

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    before decisions on raising and spending money on my Texas senate campaign are made I must file a campaign treasurer and depending on the position you’re going for, in my case I have to file with the Texas Ethics Commission. Within the ethics website, there is a pdf file which is made for specific roles/positions a person may be running. For Texas State senate the pdf file that is more relatable to me is the state chair finance report which generates an instruction guide on the do’s and don’ts…

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    Recently, this type of large-scale protest movement has begun to resurface. In 2011, the Occupy Wall Street movement drew global attention by occupying Zuccotti Park in New York’s Financial District for nearly two months. The Occupy Wall Street movement’s key issues were social and economic inequality. The group’s slogan is “We are the 99%,” and according to their website “The movement…aims to fight back against the richest 1% of people that are writing the rules of an unfair global economy that…

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    2010 Supreme Court Case

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    In 2010, a court case was brought forth to the Supreme Court, Citizens United v. the Federal Election Commission. The case dealt with corporations and unions spending on political ads and other political tools, in order to attempt to elect or defeat individual potential politicians (Dunbar). The Supreme Court ultimately came to a 5-4 decision in favor of Citizens United (Dunbar). This ruling basically gave the go-ahead to giant unions and corporations to fund, whichever politician will benefit…

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    agreed to limit their campaign expenditures to the amount prescribed by the law.” (pg.161) The Electoral College: 35. Discuss why the Framers were hesitant to allow a popular vote to determine who would become president. The Framers were hesitant to allow a popular vote to determine who would become president because of the lack of national communication. With voters in each state choosing a regional local, regionalism would multiply by thirteen and the largely populated states would end up…

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    also known as the Global War on Terrorism, refers to the military campaign that was initiated after the September 11, 2001 attacks on the United States. The War of Terror was the United States attempt to disable and destroy al-Qaeda and other Islamist organizations in the Middle East. Although the United States has made significant successes in destroying key al-Qaeda leaders, the war is on going, and not yet “won”. The United States has not been involved in a war since the Cold War. However…

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