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1 How are Presidential Candidates funded?

2 Review yesterday… Congressionally, what are advantages an incumbent has? Look up franking privilege… Look up earmarks… The Bridge to Nowhere: Gravina Island Bridge

3 Presidential Candidates Social Media
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4 Read articles on Presidential fundraising
What are some ways of fundraising? Public funding for the Presidential election: Obama, Romney break fundraising records:

5 Limitations? Should there be a limitation on the amount of money a candidate can raise in an election? Should there be a limit on how much money a candidate can spend in an election? Google Buckley v Valeo (1976)

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