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    Political Contributions and Lobbying in the Firearms Industry The Firearms Owners Protection Act (FOPA) of 1986‚ or the McClure-Volkmer Bill‚ was signed in to law after a long debate that pitted several interest groups against one another. This regulation was heavily favored by the firearms industry and groups like the National Rifle Association (NRA) because it sought to allow over-the-counter interstate sales of all firearms‚ allow interstate transport of firearms‚ reduce record-keeping requirements

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    Advocacy means to support an idea or an issue generally. Effective nonprofit advocacy contains activities like direct lobbying‚ grassroots organizing‚ and media advocacy (Avner). Through direct lobbying‚ nonprofits can ask an elected official to take a particular position on a specific legislative proposal (Avner 348). Secondly‚ grassroots organizing is a community-based method that involves people to plan and build shared efforts and work for the changes based on their willingness. Grassroots organizing

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    Congress is organized hierarchically and lobbying for Congressional policy involves an interest group’s active attention and participation throughout the entire process that a bill of interest is in the process of becoming law. A bill must make it through its specific committee before it can make the floor debate in the second stage. In the committee stage‚ committee chairs hold substantial power and can kill a bill by refusing to put it into the meeting agenda or advocate for a bill by calling meetings

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    it does not have the fuel that it needs to burn. The same is with lobbying for policy‚ if the votes are not there to support that particular policy then the policy will not become signed. This could be in the favor of the lobbyist’s agenda which would make it effective‚ but if it hurts their agenda because it fails then they have not effected change in the federal policy that necessarily supports their agenda. The Federal Lobbying Act was passed by Congress in 1946.Prior to this‚ there was

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    Over the past decade the news media has experienced a lot of evolution. This includes content coverage‚ target audience‚ commercialization‚ ownership and new platforms for news such as social media. Most of these changes are evidenced due to high rate of technological growth and advancement. Earlier most of the media covered only government functions and public activities that took place during the time and today the scope of coverage has widened (Pereira‚ 2008). Also a lot of media platforms are

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    that nonprofit organizations face when maintaining their 501(c)3 tax-exempt status. The full extent of boundaries is vast in scope‚ but topics explored within this paper include restrictions on endorsing candidates for public office‚ limitations on lobbying‚ restrictions on business activities‚ and excess benefit transactions. Knowing‚ understanding‚ and following these legal restrictions is imperative for nonprofit organizations in order to maintain their tax-exempt status. Introduction Nonprofit

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    representation stems from either a view point or stance for a plethora of issues. There are hundreds of different interest groups that represent view points from big business. Interest groups represent their portion of the public by lobbying congress. Interest groups use lobbying as a way to influence congress. This process includes getting lobbyists or people who exemplify interest groups before the government. Usually lobbyists do this by educating the government about issues that their members are interested

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    Interest groups have substantial influence on the direction of public policy. Members of interest groups use a variety of tactics including direct and indirect lobbying to help promote changes in public policy. The Association for the Advancement of Retired People (AARP) is an interest group that represents the needs of citizens aged 50 and over. This nonprofit organization aims to improve the quality of life for this group of individuals by “promoting positive change for ‘anyone who has a birthday

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    Human rights are not a given in all countries around the world and the same is true democracy. Half the world ’s population live without democracy. The development of democracy has come a long way in Norway and the rest of Europe. The development of human rights have occurred in parallel with democracy and there is a great deal of similarities between the two. The individual is central to human rights and democracy. In human rights by individuals with their own rights and democracy by enabling

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    Interest Groups

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    members‚ status of the group‚ leadership of the group‚ and program compatibility. Some of the direct techniques for gaining influence are lobbying‚ private meetings‚ legislative committees‚ and bureaucracy. Some indirect techniques are grass roots lobbying‚ molding public and elite opinion‚ and coalition building. Grass roots lobbying is when the constituency of an interest group-a group’s members‚ those whom the group serves‚ friends and allies of the group‚ or simply those

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