Campaign Finance: How Much is Too Much?

In the 2008 presidential election, it costed 1.7 billion dollars. In the 2004 presidential election, George W. Bush and John Kelly spent a total of $ 646.4 million while President Barack Obama spent $ 1,766 million (Sarando) only in the 2008 election It was. The total expenditure for the presidential election has increased significantly over time, and there seems to be no limit on the amount that the presidential candidate can raise and he can spend on his campaign.

People often hear that the political movement has spent a lot of money. Indeed, words representing advertising campaigns in general media continue to enhance this recognition. With the help of "special interests", the candidate participated in the campaign "gathered treasure boxes of war" and "threw out millions of people" campaign. "Obscene" Expenditure "Care" is uncontrollable or "swollen". There are few people who make calm discussions on political actual expenditure. In order to mobilize financial regulators, it is a good thing that there is no calming argument. There is good reason to believe that Americans do not spend too much on political campaign if you tell the truth.

Franksolaf, a sponsor of FECA and an expert in campaign finance - he does not have savage liberals - he explained. A progressive worldview often depends on a monismic interpretation system ... this is a monism of moral games, simple plots, boldly defined characters, and basic struggles of right and wrong. Please let the audience participate in beliefs that have no doubt. Any random sample of Professor Levinson's work reveals that the protagonist of the drama is wearing a cool white hat.

In relation to this there was fiscal reform of the campaign, he also asked a question. Too many members spend too much time collecting money or concentrating on their activities, rather than trying to serve them better. Money in exercise and lobbying activities will ultimately determine the type and direction of our previous law. This is very dangerous and destructive to our democracy, and I am pleased that the president turned attention to another problem we can not solve. Finally, the president concluded with the words of Dr. Martin Luther King, and reminded us, "The unarmed truth and unconditional love will bring a final conclusion." It may be bigger than we are seeing. Ironically, it is easy to think that we are in recession and the best days of the past. But it does not have to be such a thing, it all depends on us