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1. Two major ideological parties have dominated U.S. politics and have organizational elements to further their policy goals. (a) Describe the ideologies or views of the two major U.S. political parties with regard to two of the following: -economic concerns -social issues -law and order (b) Identify two of the following party organizational elements and explain how each serves to advance the party's goals. -national chairperson -national convention
Divided & unified party governments help?
Quite frankly I cannot think of any pros. One-party states have always led to corruption and the abuse of human rights. A one-party state would be bad for democracy. The idea of the present system is that the contesting parties keep an eye on each other. If one of them abuses its power then the voters have the opportunity to vote for an alternative. This gives the voters more choice and means that the candidates have to keep them happy in order to stay in power. If all parties are abolished then this would just be the first step to turning the country into a dictatorship. A single party could obtain more than the two-thirds majority required to go as far as abolishing all the freedoms provided by the Constitution and the Bill of Rights. There is an argument that such a system could lead to better management and efficiency, since the government will be able to rule without going through such tedious and costly things as elections or answering their critics in Congress. But it would also mean turning a blind eye to abuse, corruption and the issue of human rights (look at the former Soviet Union for just one example). A democratic state may not be totally exempt from such things, but at least it provides people with the means to challenge their leaders when such abuses occur, either in the courts, the press or on election day. Having an alternative party to turn to for help is part of such a process. In any case even if the parties do unite to form a single one, it is very unlikely, in a democracy, that there will not be a third one that will also contest the elections and get members elected.
Do you believe having political parties help or hurt the nation? Explain.?
basically i agree with political parties, regardless they do something wrong or not.. i believe that nation will gain benefit rather than hurt i told u what is gained - its such a gud way to democratize d state - such a gud way too for political lesson 4 nation - political parties is a one way 4 nation, slump people even to get involved in government
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c- the members of a minor party tend to support the platform of a major party d- all of the above a- are generally loosely tied to the national committee c- the party media consultants b- conflicts about the onst. created opposing viewpoints c- one party controlled congress while another controlled the presidency
Why is it okay for the news media to help a political party to undermine a US election?
That is a good question. No, it is not ok for news media attempting to be an unbiased source.How did Matt Lauer's questions get to Hillary Clinton in advance of Town Halls?Donna Brazile finally admits she shared debate questions with Clinton campaignDonna Brazile is totally not sorry for leaking CNN debate questions to Hillary ClintonAnd how was Candy Crowley allowed to unfairly direct the debate between Mr Obama and Mr Romney?Candy Crowley: How did she do as moderator of the presidential debate?It isn’t fair, but it happens. So we need educated voters to be able to tell the difference.Note that Donna Brazile and Candy Crowley both lost prestigious positions because of these incidents. And CNN is implicated in both of these, which explains why CNN is no longer considered an objective news source by many people.
What are the strategies of regional political parties can help Congress or BJP to win Loksabha Election 2019?
Regional political parties are the pockets of national parties. Major parties have poll arrangements with such parties and these parties get ministeries at the centre of the government is formed.