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    In the second point, I believe that social media helped to overcome the “free rider” problem during the Arab spring movement. Because social media was used as a vehicle to gather likeminded citizens for demonstration, to overcome the social problem of the free riders in a the case of collective action, however this is not the case in ever revolution on social media, because there are cases where a person can say that they will be attending an event on social media and decide not to show up or…

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    the democratic, and Donald Trump, the Republican. Both candidates are running for a political party, which is a group of people that share common interests and organize to nominate candidates and determine public policy. Trump’s party, the Republicans, are conservative and mainly support pro-life, gun rights, defense spending, and tax cuts. Hillary’s party on the other hand, the Democrats, are liberal and support pro-choice, gun control, social equality, and universal health care. These two…

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    The first and second women 's movement created the society we have today. The American society is a more conducive environment for women to run for office. Women were not able to break the highest glass ceiling because of women. Kellyanne Elizabeth Conway and Phyllis Schlafly are notorious for maintaining the status quo. Kellan Conway is a villain because she ruined the closest chance in American history to elect a female president. At the start of Hillary Clinton 's election, most people felt…

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    A. Within the ideological spectrum, I was placed between consistently liberal and mixed. The category that I was placed in was within the faith and family, which is leaning to the democratic side with conservative attitudes on many social issues. B. Faith and Family Left make up 15% of the population C. The political party that I was leaning towards is the democratic side D. The Faith and Family Left generally favor increased government aid for the poor even if it adds to the deficit and…

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    appointed was Whig politician Viscount Melbourne although the Whigs had a great influence in the British politics during 1860s, they were still sidelined by the liberal party. Edward Smith Stanley of the Whig was the last prime minster who resigned in 1868 and after that politics of England was dominated by the liberals and conservative party. At a time when England was evolving politically and socially Queen Victorian close attention went to the daily business and administration such as…

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    The dispute between presidential candidates George W. Bush and Al Gore in the 2000 presidential election made the American population aware of the legitimacy of elections. Additionally, this event illustrated how deeply divided the nation truly is. The debate focused on the state of Florida where there was conflict regarding Bush’s 2,909,135 votes and Al Gore’s 2,907,351 votes [1]. The difference is a staggering 1,784 or about .03% [1]. Clay Roberts explains that, “Any difference of less than .5…

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    Buchanan Pros And Cons

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    war." Diagnosing the national condition as one of spiritual decline, Buchanan neatly divided the American populace into two competing camps— one that was traditional, patriotic, and conservative, and another that was radical, deviant, and fiercely liberal. A vote for George H. W. Bush, Buchanan declared, was a vote for the former; a vote for William Jefferson Clinton was a vote for the latter. If Americans were to emerge from their spiritual descent and return to the "Judeo‐Christian" values…

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    whites, districts with high minority levels and low levels of white education, districts that have low minority levels and high white education levels, and districts with low minority levels and low white education, shape the impact of demography on parties in the House. The Democrats’ two greatest demographic strengths are the racial minorities and well-educated whites. While the Democrats drawing their…

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    popularity of the candidate. Also, if Bernie won, he would be the oldest president America ever had, which would add to America’s run of presidential records. Lastly, Sander reminds me of my overly political grandfather, who happens to be an extreme Liberal Democrat. I would like to see “family” in office, and I think my grandpa would like to…

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    Libertarian Party

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    The Libertarian Party highly values liberty, and idealizes a world where every individual makes his or her own choices for themselves. They have elected Gary Johnson as president and William Weld as vice president. The national debt, war on drugs, and civil liberties are three main issues to the candidate. Gary Johnson strongly believes that excessive spending by the government is one of the greatest threats to national security, legalizing marijuana would create a safer society and an…

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