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USA Election

The bigger and stronger the government becomes, there more dangerous many Americans believe it is to their individual freedom. Americans sees the government as an enemy, which goes back to the American Revolution in 1776.
 * A Suspicion of Strong Government:**

The national government is divided into three separate branches, because if any one part or branch of the government has all, or even most of the power, it will become a threat to the freedom of individual citizens. The Congress is the lawmaking branch and has to houses. The Senate and the House of Representatives. The judicial branch is the Supreme Court and lower national courts- settles disputes about the exact meaning of the law through court cases. The system checks and balances is used if any one of the three branches starts to abuse its power.Bill of Rights- designed to protect specific individual rights and freedoms from government interference.
 * The organization of the American Government:**

The election of the Congress does not determine who will be elected to either house of Congress. The President and both houses of Congress have almost complete political independence from each other because they are all chosen in separate elections. Presidential elections are held every four years, on the first Tuesday in November.
 * The Election of the President and the Congress:**

Republicans traditionally let the free enterprise system regulate itself the marketplace. Democrats traditionally favored using government to regulate businesses, protect consumers and workers and also to solve social problems. After The Great Depression of the 1930 big business lost respect and created the need for emergency government action to help needy on a scale never before in the US in peacetime. In 1960s Roosevelt’s New Deal grew into what some saw as a permanent “welfare state” that provided payments for retired persons, government checks for the unemployed and other benefits for needy persons. The New Deal had some major reforms in 1996 under President Clinton, limit were set on the number of years a person could receive welfare payments and the states were given more responsibility for deciding who is eligible for support.
 * The Development of Big Government:**

Americans with similar interest have formed special interest groups to more effectively influence the actions of government these groups are often called “lobbying groups”. The National Rifle Association receives a great deal of money from business corporations that manufacture guns. The NRA strongly opposes almost all government restrictions on the sale of both handguns and rifles; the NRA is able to block the passage of most gun-control legislation. Other lobbies representing farm groups, teachers, doctors.
 * The Role of the Special Interest Groups.**

Interest Groups often focus on one issue that is more important to their members than all others. Members of special interest groups contribute large sums of money to election campaign funds.
 * The New Individualism: interest Group Government.**

Poorer, Blacks and less-privileged Americans tend to support the Democratic Party because they made the New Deal and being the supporter of the idea that government should do more for all classes and all kinds of Americans. Republicans tend to see government action as adding to America’s problems. They want to reduce the number of things government does and to give American business more freedom from government taxes and rules.
 * The Political Landscape in the 2000s.**