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Checks and Balances in the news Hold on. We have the power of Judicial Review. We want to review that law. Checks and Balances in the news We will write that bill! New York Mayor This law is unconstitutional. It gives too much power to the executive branch. I remove this law. Soda is unhealthy. We need a law to ban large sugary drinks bill

History of Political Parties I completely disagree with that. National Government should have the most power. I want to become president to assure that the state governments have power. I Totally did Not want this to happen! Jefferson Hamilton Bring it on! Oh Yeah! Well, you have to get elected first!

Democratic Party Republican Party mostly Liberal beliefs Gov’t should help people (high taxes) Gov’t should protect our rights Republican Party mostly Conservative beliefs People should help themselves (low taxes) Gov’t should enforce traditional beliefs

Monitor Office Holders Functions of Political Parties Similarities of Political Parties Recruit/Nominate Educate voters Help candidate win Monitor Office Holders

Monitor Office Holders Functions of Political Parties Similarities of Political Parties Recruit/Nominate organized to win Educate voters influence policy Republican Help candidate win Monitor Office Holders

Influence policy…write the rules!

Liberal and Conservative Monitor Office Holders Functions of Political Parties Similarities of Political Parties Recruit/Nominate organized to win Educate voters influence policy Conservative Liberal Help candidate win Liberal and Conservative Monitor Office Holders

Political Parties have both Liberal and conservative views Liberal Views Conservative Views “open-minded” “traditional” Political Spectrum Political Parties have both Liberal and conservative views Higher Taxes, Gov’t help Pro Choice For Affirmative Action Against Death Penalty For Public Schools For Stem Cell Research Fix Global Warming Gun Control Lower Taxes, No Gov’t help Pro Life Against Affirmative Action For Death Penalty Vouchers and Private Schools Against Stem Cell Research Global Warming is not real Gun Freedom

Liberal and Conservative Monitor Office Holders Functions of Political Parties Similarities of Political Parties Recruit/Nominate organized to win Educate voters influence policy Conservative Liberal Help candidate win Liberal and Conservative Monitor Office Holders appeal to the center

Appeal to the Political Center Gun Freedom Fix Global Warming

List of Beliefs or Ideology Difference of Political Parties Platform List of Beliefs or Ideology - Gov’t helps citizens - Tax cuts for middle class - End wars - Pro-Choice - Protect ALL citizens rights - Gov’t shouldn’t help us - Tax cuts for everyone - Fight Terrorism - Pro-Life - illegalize same-sex marriage

Gov’t for the people Costs $$$ from Gov’t = $$$ A lot of interest groups and PACs Gov’t for the people Gov’t = $$$ Not Gov’t for the people

3rd Parties introduce new ideas

Third Parties Introduce New Ideas Green Party: Protecting the environment Progressive party: 8 hour working day Rent is too darn high party: Rent is to darn high Sometimes influence the outcome of an election Sometimes revolve around a personality Teddy Roosevelt and the Bull Moose Party

Voter Registration

Voter Registration Before you vote, you must register to vote Qualifications to vote: Citizen of U.S. Citizen of state you’re voting in 18 years old by Election Day

Must Register 22 days before an election Voter Registration How to Register: sign up at: Registrar’s office DMV Library Gov’t office print online, and then Mail it Must Register 22 days before an election

Voter Participation

Highest Election Turnouts When there are Big Issues in America Economy War When the President is up for election This is when the most people vote Small Issues Non-Presidential elections People do not vote, they sit at home vs.

2008 = Presidential Election (purple) 2009 = Non-Presidential Election (green)

Why people do note to vote Lack of interest Failure to register TO VOTE

Who doesn’t vote Age Education Income Young People Uneducated Poor Not interested Education Uneducated Don’t understand the issues Income Poor No time; other worries

Who? Age Young Why? Income Poor Education uneducated Lack of Interest & Forget to Register Education uneducated Income Poor

Campaign Finance Reform

NEA Interest Groups NRA National rifle association National Educator Association

interest group NRA Mitt Romney

interest group NRA Mitt Romney Want Gun Control

interest group NRA

NRA NRA NRLC Restore Our Future interest group Mitt Romney a lot more $$$ interest group NRLC PAC Restore Our Future

Result All about Money Money is more important than fixing issues Money is more important than the People?

Campaign Costs are Rising $600,000 vs. $800,000 Winner

Campaign Costs are Rising Next Election Campaign Costs are Rising $1,000,000 vs. $800,000 Winner

Campaign Costs are Rising Next Election Campaign Costs are Rising $1,000,000 vs. $1,500,000 Winner

interest group NRA

Who/what is the Media? TV Radio Newspapers Internet Websites Who? Specific ways? Who/what is the Media? TV Radio Newspapers Internet Websites

Media Who? What do they Do? TV Radio Newspaper Websites Who? What? Specific ways? Media Who? TV Radio Newspaper Websites What do they Do?

Media Who? What? Keep citizens informed TV Radio Newspaper Websites Specific ways? Media Who? TV Radio Newspaper Websites What? Keep citizens informed

I am running for president! Who? What? Specific ways? What does the media do? Keep Citizens informed Identify Candidates Emphasize issues Write editorials Why is it Important to keep citizens informed? Citizens choose the leaders of our Government. I am running for president!

What does the media do? Keep Citizens informed Who? What? Specific ways? What does the media do? Keep Citizens informed Create Political Cartoons Publish op-ed pieces Broadcast different points of view

Media helps us understand campaigns Separating fact from fiction Detecting Bias Evaluating Sources Identify Propaganda v TV ad against Romney False!!! v BIASED

Media and Public Policy Public Policy: The Plan for our government Media will focus on selected issues Media will offer a forum Televised Debate Media Holds Government accountable Call them out when they do wrong