28th Amendment Case Study

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Part 1 - The 28th Amendment will ban lobbying to prevent legal bribery for corporations and to have politicians follow the will of the people and not the will of their sponsors.

Part 2 - The 28th Amendment will solve the issue of government being primarily run by the funding of corporations and groups. It also solves the issue of politicians following the will of their sponsors and not the will of the people. This follows the preamble because it makes politicians work for the will of the people and not for the position to make money. Another reason it follows the preamble is because it will finally create a country where corporations can not violate the people’s right to liberty and their freedom’s.

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Another reason is that lobbying creates an environment where politicians are not influenced by the people and good of the nation and instead make laws that benefit corporations or groups with money. Lobbying is essentially legal bribing for corporations because with the rise of corporate profits the want for power within corporations they will use any means necessary to get more influence and power in government because of this corporations can use their influence to create their own agenda and government and with enough resources than they can essentially legally bribe the government (“Corporate Political.) Because of this we can see that it is mostly large corporations and very rich individuals. With very rich corporations and individuals, many using it for their own agenda and very rarely people that truly want change, because of this the practice should be banned altogether as it causes more damage than good to society and government. In addition to corporations having legal bribes, it also creates an environment in government that encourages making laws with only the interest of the highest funder in mind, which makes politicians not follow the influence of the people but instead follow the influence of their sponsors. The same politicians that are

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