The P & G Political Action Committee

In recent elections on the congressional level as well as for President we see the growing influences of interest groups in the form of PAC’s and Super PAC’s to back candidates. Super PAC’s can spend an unrestricted amount money to support a certain problems or candidate but cannot donate directly to the campaigns. PAC’s work with campaigns directly reallocating donations to candidates and parties.

American Politics Today defined Interest groups as “organizations of people who share common political interests and aim to influence public policy by electioneering and lobbying. Lobbying involves convincing an elected official or bureaucrat to help enact a law, craft a regulation, or do something else that a group wants”. Thus, America being a nation that welcomes new ideas and ways of doing things, will probably surfer set-backs if it place limits on one of the most used gateways (interest groups ) of its citizens to the Government. For example, if tomorrow the federal government decides that for national security reasons all phone and internet communications must be recorded. Imagine the impact this will have on U.S Tech companies; people will drastically reduce the rate they use phones and internet; stocks of companies like Google, Apple, Facebook, Microsoft etc. Will go down. And at the end of the day these Tech firms are denial the possibility of reaching the government through limitations on interest group.

The National Republicans were a political party created after the Election of 1824. Although John Quincy Adams lost to Andrew Jackson in the Election of 1828 the party opposed to Jackson was the National Republican Party, or Anti-Jacksonians created and run by Henry Clay. It had a nationalistic outlook, and wanted to use national resources to build a strong economy. Its platform was a system of nationally financed internal improvements and a protective tariff, which would promote faster economic development. The National Republicans were significant in that they were the opposition party to the Democrats and Andrew Jackson, but also, with their strong economical policies and ideas, fostered the creation of the Market Economy.

I chose the Democratic National Committee, or DNC, as the political party organization that I want to study. I selected the Democratic National Committee because it sets the core values of the Democratic Party and Democrats in the United States. Political parties, such as the Democratic Party, are a vital way of representing concerns of the public as well as an outlet for voters to express their values and competencies (Stonecash, p. 83 & 84). Therefore, the Democratic National Committee is responsible for creating an agenda and selecting candidates that will uphold the party’s policies. Although committees are important at both the state and local level, the national level is where noteworthy and lasting changes are made for the

Interest groups in the United States have many strengths to push for their interests onto the congress men. Two powerful influences in which they have the most ability is to persuade gongress their concerns andt hat is interestgroups insider tactics and outsider tactics. Insider tactics are key tactic for interest groups to be able meet congressmen, they do they do that by helping congressmen, such as helping with legislartion coahilations, drafts legilatures, and organizing hearings. Also they also could help with writing rules and legislation. The reason why a congressmen would allow for such presence because nterest groups usually focus on a particular sector or interest at which is their primary focus and could help a congress men if they not familiar with the issue. Their representatives and advisory groupsusually will get a reaction to their proposals. The other powerfull tool at which interest groups have towards influencing congress is their outsider tactics. Outsider tactics is when intersest groups use media and public opinion to get their message across also publim mobilization. This imposses pressure on congrsess to listen to the interest group. One major example used in our textbook was used by the interest group for autodeals. Which used the mobilization of public support to help the small buisnesses. The outsider tactics are very key to a interest group howver the major power and influence comes from the money that keep the group running, that is also its

The National Republican Congressional Committee is a Republican committee that works to elect Republicans to the United States House of Representatives. The National Republican Congressional Committee was formed in the year 1866. It supports the election of Republicans to the House through financial contributions to the candidates and Republican Party organizations; technical and research assistance to Republican candidates and Party organizations; voter registration, education and turnout programs; and other Party-building

The Grand New Party came alive in a small schoolhouse in Wisconsin when a group of abolitionist gathered to fight the expansion of slavery. The Republican party is now one of the two major political parties that makes up the United States political system. The Republican party typically sticks to more conservative views on major issues in the government. Three topics of constant concern for the party include taxation, gun control, and immigration.

In general, a lobbyist group is a sort of effective network system that consists from paid professionals and also volunteers, with efforts in persuasion the legislators to produce and support policies that the lobbyist groups interested. All American institutions can be represented by a lobbyist, such as Pharmaceuticals, insurance, air transport, health professionals, and others. To reach the goals of the interest group and lobbyist in persuasion in reforming policies, billions of dollars need to be spent by them. According to the Lobbying Disclosure Act, the money that paid for lobbying needs to be registered with the Secretary of the Senate and the Clerk of the House. Health care lobbying is one of the big lobbyists in the United States,

My late answer is not going to meet with the openness of minds, when saying that not enough lavish gifts or bonuses, were given when having a party at a corporate retreat! By the presidential administrations rewarding horrific management styles, lack of leadership, and forth sight by corporations and given billions of dollars by the government. It no longer became the American tax payer’s money and became the money of whoever it was given to. When the President signed the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009 that was approved by the Democratic political party organization control of House of Representatives, and only did by the fact that 100% of the representatives that are associated to the Democratic Party political organization, voted yea, with eleven representative associated to the Republican Party political

I never asked for the PAC's support. I condemned the PAC after I found out who was running it, how there connected and how much outside money they raised to support the incumbents, in the name of Folsom businesses, only to spend 6% actually with Folsom business. Respecfully, you aren't as aware as you think. I implore you to look further into BizPAC and the funds.

“Interest groups are no less a threat than they are an expression of freedom” (Berry, 1984).

When voting someone into a position of power there are many factors people must consider. These factors includes things such as the candidate's political party, the candidate’s stance on issues that are important to them, and many more. For some people these factors matter more than other ones, a candidate's political party might not be an issue to someone as long as they have share a stance on an issue with them. These are factors that I reviewed while deciding whether or not I would vote for Chuck Schumer as senator in the 2018 elections. Reviewing Schumer’s stances on issues such as health care, the environment, and gun control, have helped me decide to vote Chuck Schumer as Senator again.

With the ongoing growth in social media usage and other technological advances, the needs for marketing and financial strategies in business endeavors are more important than ever before. These endeavors also carry over to political office campaigns. While the purposes of financing and marketing have greatly changed over time, their importance is at an all time high for these campaigns. In order to run a successful political office campaign, one must also have a successful marketing and financing campaign as well.

Funding for political campaigns requires lots of contributions. A campaign can receive an unlimited amount of funding. The matter is from where do they receive this funding and how do they receive it. For example people can donate as much money as they please to different types of committees called super Pacs. A super Pac is a committee that is able to raise an unlimited amount of money via the way of ads or cash without the candidate’s direct involvement. These super PACs are legal through a loophole in some disclosure laws.

The persuasive technique that we used in making this video of is bandwagon, glittering generalities, card stacking and plain folks. Firstly, bandwagon which means to believe or to do something because other people are doing it explains well in our video whereby we shows that mostly teenagers are voting for the president, why not other teenagers do it as well. This creates ‘herd mentality’ where as a teenager I must vote and have rights to choose our president as other teenagers. Secondly, persuasive technique glittering generalities are adapt in making of our video. Glittering generalities an emotionally appealing phrase so closely related with highly valued concepts and beliefs that it carries opinion without supporting