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Bikram Dahal Professor Sherry Sharifian Government 2306 15 April 2018 Running for the office is hard work in itself. We need to consider many things way before we run for the office. It includes campaign management to fundraising activities. Planning is the main thing before one run for the office. The man without the mission will end up nowhere. So, planning and mission goes hand on hand when it comes to the matter of running for office. In the present world the one thing that we need to consider the most before we start doing anything is plan for the amount of money that we are ready to spend for that cause. We also need to plan for the source of money. So, today in this paper I am going to talk about certain things such as amount …show more content…

Interest groups determine the idea and plans of the candidate because interest groups will support only those candidates who are backing up them. Like business interest groups are more likely to support candidate who is going to stand for them. The interest groups that are more likely to support me are Naral Pro-Choice Texas and Texas National Federation of Independent Business (NFIB). I believe it is right of every woman to decide whether they want to have abortion or not. No one should be forcing them to do anything. There should always be the options for whether they want to have baby or not. So, I will stand for women’s right of legal abortion and support it during my office period. I believe local business are the true backbone of that particular society or community. So, local business should be given more priority over other outer big business. Local independent business will help to build the economy of that community and they should not be in the shadow of big business corporations. So, I will support and stand for small independent local businesses. So, Naral Pro-Choice Texas and Texas National Federation of Independent Business are two are two interest group that will support my campaign based upon my campaign mission and goals. In this world for everything we do there are people who will love us for what we do and there are people who will hate us for that same thing. Likewise, my mission and goals for the …show more content…

I am fighting for all. There is no one left behind. I believe we can fight against anything and fight for everything if we stand together. I will fight for everyone including minority to high class people, from homeless to billionaire, men as well as women. I believe divided community can never move forward so I want to and will try to include everyone.
Dallas Morning News would be the best choice for endorsement. Because it could help to spread my voice all over the place more quickly than any other way. It goes to every nook and corner of Dallas Fort Worth, so it can help to explore my mission of campaign all over the place. Demi Lovato would be another really good endorsement in terms of celebrity. She is one of the most inspiring women for young girls. So, it would be really good to have her in my back fighting for all the women’s right that I would stand

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