The Road to the White House

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  1. Hello. This is our presentation about the road to the White House. For John
  2. and for John.
  3. The nomination process starts with,
  4. um,
  5. him deciding that he wants to become
  6. or he wants to run.
  7. And
  8. this could be done through public opinion sampling
  9. his political ideology
  10. and,
  11. uh,
  12. requires didn't have money because
  13. he needs to apply for an application
  14. to become an official member of a party
  15. or
  16. yeah,
  17. winning delegates is done through mass media and
  18. understanding
  19. of his political agenda.
  20. And, uh,
  21. he needs to decide,
  22. uh,
  23. what
  24. party? He wants to run in.
  25. And, uh,
  26. and I chose for John Democrats,
  27. this means
  28. yeah,
  29. he has to go with superdelegates and normal delegates.
  30. What type of primaries is there's a caucus, which is done in Iowa,
  31. and there are two different types of primary.
  32. Uh, it's open and closed,
  33. and it requires
  34. the party, uh,
  35. the party identification,
  36. along with
  37. Paul's assembling
  38. to see which
  39. to see which part is is most likely to win in
  40. the national convention is mandatory.
  41. And it talks about the future,
  42. uh, politicians
  43. and people that are more likely to join.
  44. Okay,
  45. The disturbing series is
  46. is also brought up as well,
  47. and
  48. just then decides who the main
  49. runner is for each party.
  50. Raising money can be done through hard money and soft money,
  51. Uh, packs and lobby Obvious,
  52. uh, meaning
  53. John would become a lobbyist and gain money.
  54. Bye.
  55. Joining with interest groups
  56. in this and supporting their interest
  57. targeting voters.
  58. Most people have older, older people, some youth.
  59. The pure bliss theory is Basically,
  60. groups
  61. are required
  62. to vote
  63. not a least
  64. which would be
  65. having,
  66. uh,
  67. government, not government
  68. businesses run the government.
  69. Public interest groups
  70. would be
  71. groups that identify themselves either within
  72. a party or without
  73. because of their different views.
  74. And he is. John is most likely to
  75. identify with climate change because he's in. He's a Democrat.
  76. And, uh,
  77. and or
  78. if you were to be a Republican, you would go
  79. against abortion, for example,
  80. and for gun right error, for against gun control
  81. registering, I chose New Hampshire
  82. for voting lines.
  83. You know, this process would be,
  84. um,
  85. depending on the day
  86. for New Hampshire, it is Sooner day
  87. and
  88. no, actually, that would be
  89. Mm.
  90. It would be
  91. the scene
  92. for New Hampshire, Ohio and Virginia
  93. because her
  94. elections
  95. the process of elections and the election. There would be
  96. the first Monday
  97. after
  98. the first Monday of November,
  99. and this
  100. they would have everybody votes.
  101. Okay,
  102. at almost the same time,
  103. because of time,
  104. the time zones.
  105. This would
  106. affect the following
  107. Electoral College, which requires 270
  108. electors to win.
  109. And this has a winner takes all system meaning
  110. if
  111. you went in California when you win, all electoral is in California
  112. and, uh,
  113. this is
  114. were set up by small states.
  115. This was set up in favour of small states,
  116. The White House.
  117. Um,
  118. yes,
  119. John would get sworn in if you want.
  120. In January 20th.
  121. Before then,
  122. the president would be considered a lame, dumb, a lame duck
  123. because he is
  124. basically on his way out.
  125. And once he is sworn in, he's able to,
  126. uh he's able to do or start everything that he planned on doing like for the lobby.
  127. Since he was considering a lobbyist,
  128. whatever interest group
  129. told him to do, he was most likely to do because he got their money for them,
  130. and that is it