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American Government Lecture Seven (view source)
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Instead, candidates can typically become serious contenders for high public office only after winning the endorsement of a major political party, Democratic or Republican. Only very rarely does a third-party candidate, such as former Governor Jesse Ventura of Minnesota, win high office.
Instead, candidates can typically become serious contenders for high public office only after winning the endorsement of a major political party, Democratic or Republican. Only very rarely does a third-party candidate, such as former Governor Jesse Ventura of Minnesota, win high office.
== Issues ==
== Homework ==
# What role will the internet play in the 2008 election?
# What role is the internet playing in the 2008 election?
# Which part of the media is growing in strength?
# Which part of the media is growing in strength?
# Is the overall influence of television on politics good or bad?
# Is the overall influence of television on politics good or bad?