Introducing The Fairness Coalition
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This document introduces the Fairness Coalition, a group formed by concerned citizens to discuss a new approach to politics outside of the traditional parties. The Coalition aims to evaluate all political issues based on the principle of fairness rather than political expediency. Fairness is defined as ensuring equal opportunity to be heard, balanced application of power without favoritism, and advocating for solutions for all. The Coalition represents ordinary Americans and seeks to restore faith in the political system by assessing policies based on whether they help more people than they harm.
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Political Ideology
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This document introduces key concepts about government and politics in America. It defines government as the institutions that make public policies, and politics as the process of selecting leaders and policies. It also outlines the policymaking system and institutions like political parties, interest groups, the branches of government, and bureaucracies that are involved. Democratic theory and theories about the U.S. system like pluralism and elite theory are presented. The document concludes with a definition of political culture and aspects of American culture.
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Interest groups become heavily involved in public debates that eventually evolve into established policy. Should policy commitments be derived solely from these groups? What other parties should be involved?
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Interest groups are a group of people organizing to encourage or prevent changes to public policy. Most importantly they are a group who share ideas and common attitudes toward a certain subject or idea. This is typically good for American politics as we operate under a pluralistic form of government. It would be impossible for the government to recognize every interest from every person in society; therefore, interest group come into play. They offer the best approximation of public interest in large and diverse societies.
I believe the issue with interest groups comes from the relatively few who are organized into political effective groups as opposed to larger well organized economic powerhouses. For instance, many grass root organizations have a tough time having their voices heard in Washington. Large well-organized interest groups have access to communicate directly to a representative in government. This gives direct power and authority to interest groups and may lead to abusive, or undue influence into public policy.
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This document provides an overview of key concepts related to the US Constitution and government. It begins by discussing the Articles of Confederation and weaknesses that led to the Constitutional Convention. It then covers the separation of powers, checks and balances, theories of democracy, federalism, political beliefs and behaviors of citizens, political parties, interest groups, media, and institutions of government like the presidency, Congress, and bureaucracy. The document is a review guide that defines and explains these foundational concepts.
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This document provides an overview of lecture topics, highlights, and content covered in Dr. Tabakian's Political Science 1 course. The lecture topics include America's democratic republic, political parties, elections, money in politics, interest groups, and political action committees. Key concepts discussed are partisanship, America's two-party system, the power of money, and how elections symbolize democratic choices. The document also examines theories of pluralism and elitism and how they relate to democracy, capitalism, and influence over public policy. Specific policies and historical events like the 2000 US election and 9/11 are analyzed in the context of these theories.
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The document discusses the concept of political socialization and how it shapes American political beliefs and values. It describes political socialization as the lifelong process of developing political knowledge and opinions through daily experiences and interactions that help formulate beliefs. Some key influences mentioned include family, religion, schooling, media, and personal experiences. The document also outlines some core American values like individual liberty, equality before the law, freedom of religion, and respect for the constitution. It then provides examples of how the author's own personal values of compassion, determination, humility, and morality were developed and relate to their political views and participation in the civic process.
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Political and Party system
A political system refers to the section of the society which deals with matters and issues related to distribution of resources and conflict resolution. The system comprises of institutions, organizations, rules, principles, and behaviours related to conflict resolution, ie court system, executive, parliament, behaviours like voting.
a political system in which citizens govern themselves either directly or indirectly. The term democracy comes from Greek and means “rule of the people.” In Lincoln’s stirring words from the Gettysburg Address, democracy is “government of the people, by the people, for the people.” In direct (or pure) democracies, people make their own decisions about the policies and distribution of resources that affect them directly.
The Four Political Parties
The document discusses the four main political parties in the United States - Democratic, Republican, Libertarian, and Green. It provides brief descriptions of the core beliefs and positions of each party, with Democrats being the oldest party founded to oppose slavery, Republicans founded in 1854 to also oppose slavery, Libertarians opposing government interference, and Greens supporting stronger gun control and limiting police power.
Political Parties!
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Political Parties!
This document provides an overview of America's two main political parties - the Republican and Democratic parties - as well as some information about third parties. It discusses how political parties help communicate beliefs to the government, educate citizens, and guide voters during elections. The key roles of political parties include allowing large groups of people to have their voices heard, raising and spending money to support candidates, and being active at the federal, state, and local levels of government. Students are encouraged to research the platforms of different parties and determine which ones best align with their own views.
Political Parties!
The document provides an overview of the US political party system, including the two main parties (Republican and Democratic) and some third parties. It discusses how political parties work to promote candidates and ideas, the role of party platforms in outlining positions, and why political parties are important for organizing beliefs and communicating views to the government. The reading is intended to help students understand the US political system and identify where their own views may align.
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The document discusses the two-party system in America and the roles and functions of political parties. It describes how the Republican and Democratic parties are the two main parties and how they choose candidates to run for office. It also discusses how third parties exist but rarely win elections. The document aims to explain what political parties are, their role in elections and government, and how citizens can learn about party platforms to determine which party they agree with most.
Teacher Lecture: Interest Groups
Interest groups are collections of individuals who share views on public policy issues and work to shape policy in their favor. They provide a way for citizens to influence government and have their voices heard. Interest groups lobby at all levels of government to advance their policy positions. While they can provide useful information and stimulate debate, some critics argue that large, well-funded groups may drown out others and push policies that do not benefit the public overall. The illegal activities of lobbyist Jack Abramoff also showed how some groups try to exert influence through improper means like bribery. There is an ongoing debate around whether interest groups overall help or harm democracy.
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- 11. The Fairness Coalition will offer a new perspective to American politics. We will begin assessing issues and policies based upon Fairness Tests and we will let you be the judge of what makes sense. We’re not here to tell you what to think – we’re here to give you the tools to start sorting through complex issues .