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A 6 page paper that begins by discussing the 2004 presidential election campaign, specifically, the ugliness of it. The writer comments on the ideological polarization of the parties, not the specific ideals. The paper then turns to organizational theory, specifically discussing culture and change and comments on whether or not these theories and strategies could be used to unify America. Bibliography lists 4 sources.
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in history. However, if youve been around long enough, you know they have been saying that for at least the last several presidential elections. One reason for this statement
had to do with the theft of the candidates signs on front yards and other public places. It was reported that at least 500 Bush/Cheney signs were stolen or vandalized
across several states and about 250 of the Kerry/Edwards signs experienced the same things (Bzdek, 2004). These are included in the category of dirty tricks and it would have been
something organized by local candidate headquarters or by individuals, but the candidates themselves may have had nothing to do with these thefts. This was something new, at least in terms
of scale and volume (Bzdek, 2004). Of course, there were smear campaigns against both candidates. This isnt new, it has happened historically in elections. In fact, Grover Cleveland lost the
election in 1888 because of a smear issue (Bzdek, 2004). As for the 2004 election, political analysts suggests that thinks "the dirty campaigning is a result of polarized, dug-in parties
more than a polarized country" (Bzdek, 2004). The country was not as polarized as were the political parties (Bzdek, 2004). [Tutorial: Student, the preceding can be expanded, giving more
details about the exact smears that were used.] Another of the differences with the 2004 election had to do with information technology. The Internet gave individuals and groups a forum
where they could write anything they wanted and those stories traveled at lightening speed across the nation (Bzdek, 2004). Besides the Internet, there was cable television with 24-hour news channels
and perhaps more radio talk shows than in the past (Bzdek, 2004). These all led to allegations about Bushs National Guard service, attacks on Kerrys war record, allegations of Kerrys
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