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(5 pp). During the last presidential election, you could almost think that the internet 'e' in email stood for election. However that is only the surface of the picture, this discussion will look at the myriad of ways that the internet has effected politics in the United States, particularly in the last presidential election.
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internet has affected politics in the United States, particularly in the last presidential election. Lobbyist Anyone can "lobby" for almost anything. That person can be requesting endorsement, or financial
or voting support for an idea or a person. The issue can be a local one, on a regional level or something that will be relevant to the nation
as a whole. What the internet access has allowed, is for you to knock on the lobbyist cyber-door, when you want to know something, rather than them phoning you in
the middle of dinner, or knocking on your door, when the last thing you want to do that particular evening is talk to anybody about anything. A lobbyist will
want you as a customer or a contributor, and even in the political arena fall in the soup to nuts category. If you wanted to know a presidential
candidates position on gun control or his attitude toward the NRA (www.nra.org: The National Rifle Association), Americas biggest nonpartisan lobby with approximately 3 1/2 million members, you could click on
the site and see what they had to say about a given candidate. Or you might choose to go the presidential web site itself. There you would be
presented with a list of issues or public concerns, with a pat answer, to allay any doubts you might have. Education I find that I put anyone in the "lobbyist"
camp who wants me to do something I have not particularly thought of yet, but that does not mean that lobbyists are all bad (nor that I am prone to
think all the time either). For example, my mother is sure that her assets and social security will "provide for her just fine." One does not argue with
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