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    Pro Life or Pro Choice           One of the most controversial issues in the polls today is the right for a woman to choose whether or not to abort a pregnancy. People who call themselves Pro-Life feel that it is the government’s responsibility to preserve all life‚ regardless of concerns for the pregnant woman’s health‚ or for the quality of the life of the child. The Pro-Choice argument feels that a woman should have autonomy and choice when it comes to what they wish to do with their own reproductive

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    1. Explain why people join interest groups and how they benefit from them through different incentives. According to the logic of collective action‚ if the contribution of an individual will make a difference to the effort‚ then it is worth it for the individual to join. People need an incentive‚ material or otherwise to participate. Interest groups use different types of incentives such as solidary incentive‚ material incentive‚ and purpose incentives. Solidarity incentives include companionship

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    Our American Democracy supports several different types of interest groups. Private and Public Interest Groups‚ seek public policies that benefit economic interests. Business Interest Groups are umbrella organizations which include‚ small and large corporations‚ including the Chamber of Commerce whom represents more them 3 million individual businesses. Labor Interest Groups consist of large powerful groups such as the American Federation of Labor-Congress of Industrial Organizations (AFL-CIO)‚

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    Interest Group Many interest group are formed to compete for economic resources‚ others are formed to support their positions like abortion and gun control. The limited resources these group compete for is not money or real estate but rather the use of governmental power to enforce a particular set of value. Interest groups come in various kinds. They range from very liberal to very conservative and some in between. Lobbyists pursue nearly every imaginable goal‚ from tax credits to fundamental

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    governing body of a state or country. Interest groups are groups of people who try to influence policymakers. Interest groups normally work for the interest of the general public. Their main similarities are that both are a group of people who have come together to achieve common goals. Both do this by acquiring power of some degree and using it. Political parties gain political power specifically by positioning their representatives in the government. While Interest groups gain power by supporting different

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    Peck 1 Last Name 2 Dalton Peck Sherri Sharifian Government 2305 April 9‚ 2017 Assignment 3 Public opinion‚ interest groups‚ and political parties pay a key role is our political system by influencing our votes in the election. These are the essential ideas of free speech and democracy in our country. Interest groups are member based groups that have a common idea or motive and try to influence policymakers. They fund political parties‚ influencing our election. 1 Political parties organize to win

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    researching interest groups‚ I found that there are not only hundreds of interest groups that exist around our nation. President Truman described interest groups as an "any group that is based in one or more shared attitudes and makes certain claims upon other groups or organization in the society."  In our nation’s capital‚ Washington DC‚ politics represent almost seven thousand interest groups including the US Chamber of Commerce. The US Chamber of Commerce is an advocacy interest group that emerged

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    Why do I believe in pro-life? Mainly‚ it’s a moral standpoint. To deny a person a chance at experiencing all that life may offer is inexplicably wrong. Unfortunately the stance that many pro-life advocates give is lacking‚ as many do not know why they believe that way. Some choose to believe it is wrong solely due to the abortion itself. “Thou Shalt Not Kill” (Exodus 20:13 King James Version) is a memorable commandment in the bible. While that in itself is compelling‚ it’s not enough. Yes

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    One way interest groups can influence elections is by endorsing a candidate. Some groups will back a candidate to gather support for him or her. Some interest groups will rate candidates based on their roll call votes. Also‚ interest groups create political action committees. They can send mail‚ advertise‚ stage rallies‚ and campaign door-to-door. These PACs can contribute money either directly to the candidate or indirectly by funding campaign activities. Interest groups use iron triangles to influence

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    Interest groups are often described as chaotic in comparison to political parties. The major difference between both groups is that each interest group advocates for one particular cause while political parties are balancing many issues at the same time. That is the reason why political parties can be described as “coalitions of interest groups” (196). Interest groups alone are actually more focused because each member is automatically for or against a particular cause. If not‚ switching interest

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