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Public Policy, the News Media, and Outside Interests
"The advancement and diffusion of knowledge is the only guardian of true liberty." - James Madison
Open your physical or email mailbox during a campaign year and you may find hundreds of unsolicited, political handbills funded by individual campaigns, Political Action Committees (PACs), and Super Political Action Committees (SPACs). Handbills may include endorsements and/or condemnation from interest groups, public policy concerns, and snippets of news coverage favorable and/or unfavorable to a candidate and/or officeholder. Handbills may also contain information about a person's voting record and their public policy concerns.
As you can imagine, creating a favorable handbill that fully articulates the strength of the candidate's character, public policy concerns, and endorsements takes a bit of research and finesse. In this assignment, you are going to give this kind of work a try.
Question 1: Does this person's moral and professional capacity make this individual capable of serving "we the people" ethically and well?
Question 2: Does the person align well with the political party?
Question 3: Does the person have a political party endorsement?
Attachment:- political party.zip