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    Money in politics in the most important issue to me at this moment. Especially with the presidential run of 2016. Many of the candidates are taking money legally from big corporations, Wall Street and rich billionaires who put money in their camping. They are not doing it to help the people they do it because they like having the power to rig the system to their advantage. No matter what party the representative is they still have to please their donors who controls. That is why young people are

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    Diana was an inspiration for many people around the world and used her royalty to highlight major social issues. Diana’s dedication to humanitarian work helped to promote awareness and raise money for a wide range of charitable causes, including her campaign against landmines and her kind hearted approach to the AIDS predicament. Diana crossed boundaries to offer support to casualties and worked hard to change the opinions of the general public, which didn't particularly follow royal protocol because

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    Increasing campaign costs, coupled with a decrease in the number of donors contributing to those campaigns, is a disturbing trend which has caused many to feel the need to question the state of our democracy—myself included. The problem of mainstream political corruption and legalized bribery is one that I was made aware of three years ago, and has since become one of the things keeping me up at night most often. The issue begins with campaigning. A candidate needs money to run a campaign—especially

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    Money In Congress

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    did not want outside influences affecting these elections. However, through out our countries history, money has been able to influence elections. Therefore, it is important that the government install a limit on how much one can contribute to a campaign. Because of this, congress has worked vary hard to limit the amount of money that one is able to contribute during a federal election. While congress had been working hard for decades to make these laws, this has not been the case in Illinois. The

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    Trump's Effectiveness

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    Trump’s unforeseen success comes at the bewilderment of the Republican Party as they potentially would have to put all their resources behind him if he indeed becomes the nominee. Trump’s ascension has being very revealing on how the American political system currently works in accessing presidential candidates and what effect a party can have

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    Money in Politics Campaign spending can have a critical influence on legislative outcomes, even if it doesn’t actually have an outsize impact on election outcomes. As long as candidates believe that spending gets them re-elected, this spending will influence how they vote in legislative battles once in congress. Campaign finance is at the very heart of complaints about elections. Money and its potentially corrupting influence are at the very heart of complaints about politics in the United States

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    From horse and carriage to social media, political campaigns have definitely come along way since Presidents like George Washington and James Monroe. Traveling days by horse and carriage to spread their political views to an audience of merely a thousand people. With the advancement of technology like the radio, television, and Internet it has made it’s possible for million to hear the views of their Presidential Candidate’s. The Presidential Campaign of 1924 between Calvin Coolidge and John W. David

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    Campaign Finance Reform is a major issue of our day. As a Senator, I do not want my country being run by lobbyists, special interest groups, and superPacs. I believe in campaign finance reform, and that there should be a cap for people specifically for large companies, Super Pacs, interests groups, to fund campaigns of their choice. Hillary Clinton is a prime example of those select groups of people abusing campaign financing to their favor. As a politician she was controlled by those groups, not

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    prove true for the two men in the films we watched. For Jeff Smith and Cory Booker, political dynasties prevented either man from getting an equal opportunity to run for public office. These political machines have powers beyond that one a single man running in an election and these powers can shift elections in someone's favor, effectively chipping away and the foundations of democracy. Political Machines are political power structures who hold enormous power through their commandment of support. They

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    Campaign Finance Reform

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    those being elected. Elections are paramount to our system of governance, however the way campaigns are run, and how funds are raised lack any meaningful oversight. The united states campaign finance system is in need reform, due to increasing deregulation, poor voter participation, and drastic increases third party spending. The root cause of this issue is our deregulated campaign finance system. Campaign finance has been plagued by continued deregulation. The system has long been anything but

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