Politics (AP Government question)?
I am writing with a group of a 2000-word essay on this topic. The policy has been defined as "Who gets what, when and how. "Since the 1990s, which was particularly true on the Republican and Democratic parties that have exceeded the limits of this definition by engaging in a protracted conflict. To support and provide specific examples of this thesis by examining the following elements: redistribution and campaigns electoral fraud and the elections, confirming the political polarization in the Congress party ideas can, especially for some of the campaigns and elections? Any help is greatly appreciated, I'm lost. 10 points better question! : D Thanks in advance
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