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Dr. Tabakian’s Political Science 1
        US Government – Spring 2013
        Power Point Presentation #12
COURSE LECTURE TOPICS
•  Foundation Of California Politics
•  California Republican Party
•  Democratic Party Of California
•  Power Structure Of Both Major Parties
•  Interest Groups In The Golden State
  • Aerospace
  • Environmental and “Green” Companies
  • Media – Music, Film, Television
  • Agriculture
  • Healthcare
  • Computer Technology
  • Transportation
• Campaign Highlights
• Upton Sinclair's “The Jungle”
“GREEN” COMPANIES – TESLA
California influences the nation. If the
state were its own country it would be
the 6th most economically powerful.
The Golden State also influences
national as well as world opinion.
Californians are known to be pro-
conservationist. “Green” policy is also
profitable. Tesla is a relatively new car
company located in San Carlos,
California. They are leading the
rebirth of the electric car. This is a
“Nightline” report of the Tesla
Roadster that aired May 25, 2007.
CALIFORNIA AGRICULTURE
Agriculture is a major industry for the Golden State. With 88,000
farms and ranches, California agriculture is nearly a $32 billion
dollar industry that generates $100 billion in related economic
activity. This enormous achievement is possible through a
combination of tradition and innovation that has secured
California's status as the most productive agricultural state for
more than 50 years. Farmers and ranchers blend old-fashioned
notions of patience and perseverance with cutting-edge
technologies and advanced agricultural practices. The result is a
highly adaptable and diverse industry encompassing more than
350 plant and animal commodities.
    (Source: California Department of Food & Agriculture)
MAINSTREAM MEDIA
• Mainstream media generates
  over $60 billion in related
  economic activity
• Some put the estimate at
  over $80 billion
• Various aspects apply    to
  making this estimate
PARTISANSHIP
Variables can help determine partisanship like the religion, social
status and place of residence of the individual. For example,
Catholics tend to be Democrats and Protestants tend to be
Republicans. Those individuals having a low social status tended
to associate with the Democrats and those holding high social
status tended to be Republican. Rural citizens tend to be more
closely associated with the Republican Party and those residing in
the urban areas tended to lean towards the Democratic Party. A
conglomeration of variables or even a particular characteristic can
assist us in determining individual behavior. Though this is true, it
is the degree of partisanship one holds that remains the best
predictor for determining how one may vote on Election Day.
CALIFORNIA REPUBLICAN PARTY
There are three conservative factions within the
Republican Party. Individuals may identify themselves
with more than one. These are:
1. Financial Conservatives
2. Social Conservatives
3. Moral Conservatives
    Moral Conservatives are the most partisan and
   ideological who impact statewide office seekers
                  during a primary.
CRP - MORAL CONSERVATIVE IMPACT
Governor Davis faced considerable
opposition during his         re-election
campaign for governor. Richard Riordan
was viewed as the most formidable
opponent if he were to be the
Republican nominee. Gray Davis’s
strategy was to attack Richard Riordan
during the primary so the more
conservative opponent, Bill Simon
acquires    the   nomination.     These
campaign commercials from Gray Davis
were     directed    towards       moral
conservatives to nominate Bill Simon.
DEMOCRATIC PARTY OF CALIFORNIA
The Democratic Party Of California is not split into three distinct
factions. It is known as the “Big Tent” or “Big Umbrella” Party.
Though the party consists of various interest groups that are in a
constant pursuit for power, it does not have the same problem as
the California Republican Party.
MAJOR PARTY POWER DISTRIBUTION
Even though the national
parties have become weaker                         National Party
and less active, that the
same cannot be said of state                           State Party
and         local        party
organizations. Parties at the    Local City / County Party      Local City / County Party

sub-national      level   are
stronger and more active         Local City / County Party      Local City / County Party
than they were in the 1950s,
which was at the peak of         Local City / County Party      Local City / County Party
partisanship.       It    was
discovered        that     as
partisanship continued to
erode that they shifted gears
in order to bolster their
membership base.
AMERICA’S TWO PARTY SYSTEM
Our system maintains a process where
unsuccessful parties are discarded or
forced to join with other minor parties,
which in this case has resulted in the
formation of two major parties. Many of the
rules pertaining to elections in the United
States have been designed to weed out
nuisance      candidates.    Only     those
candidates who have demonstrated a
good deal of public support are allowed
access. America continues to enjoy a
stable political system that is maintained
with its two party system. Enjoy this video
of Frank Grimes, the 2004 nominee of the
American      Fascist   Union     for    the
Presidency!
PROPAGANDA – MEET KING JOE
Meet King Joe” is a classic capitalist
propaganda film from 1949 that tries to
convince American workers of their
good fortune. At the time of production,
American business was the best in the
world resulting from the worldwide
devastation following World War II.
Capitalism stresses the necessity for
capitalists to remain in pursuit of ever-
increasing levels of efficiency and
innovation that in turn will allow
continuous societal progression. How
does this propaganda cartoon contrast
with “Walden”?
PROPAGANDA & COMMERCIALISM
Private business utilizes propaganda to
market products and services through
various methods. Television remains
the best method of content distribution
even though the Internet continues to
claim greater market share. This is the
famous Pepsi commercial starring
Britney Spears and Senator Bob Dole.
Though the commercial is selling
“Pepsi” one may notice the patriotic
symbolism tying the “company” with the
United States. The first airing of this
commercial was in March 2001.
RICHARD NIXON’S “CHECKERS”
Presidential       Candidate    Dwight   D.
Eisenhower was close to dropping Richard
Nixon from the ticket due to allegations of
campaign fraud. Critics accused then
Representative of California Richard Nixon
of using campaign funds for personal
expenses. This is the famous “Checkers
Speech” that was broadcasted live on
September 23, 1952. It was forever known
as the “Checkers Speech” as Richard
Nixon claims that the only personal gift
was a dog given by a campaign
contributor. Richard Nixon’s daughter
Tricia named the dog “Checkers”. Enjoy
this brilliant piece of propaganda!
PRESIDENT FORD SLIPS UP
The    1976      presidential   race
between President Gerald Ford and
Governor Jimmy Carter was during
a time of great national uncertainty.
President Gerald Ford stated,
“There is no Soviet domination of
Eastern Europe and never will be
under a Ford Administration.” This
remark was made during the height
of the Cold War. Many claim that
this misstatement may have cost
him the election. Enjoy the video.
PRESIDENT REAGAN MAKES A CRACK
President Ronald Reagan was
famous for his various one-liners.
During the second presidential
debate between Ronald Reagan
and Walter Mondale on October 21,
1984, the following question was
asked, “Should the President's age
and stamina be an issue in the
political   campaign?”     Ronald
Reagan’s response resulted in
laughter. Enjoy the video.
DAN QUAYLE VERSUS LLOYD BENTSEN
The Civic Auditorium in Omaha, Nebraska
hosted the vice-presidential debate on
October 5, 1988. One of the moderators,
Judy Woodruff, set the stage by
addressing the audience: "Based on the
history since World War II, there is almost
a 50-50 chance that one of the two men
here tonight will become President of the
United States.” After Dan Quayle then
compared himself to John Fitzgerald
Kennedy,     Lloyd    Bentsen     famously
remarked, “Senator, you’re no Jack
Kennedy”. Enjoy the video.

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Political Science 1 - Introduction To Political Science - Power Point #12

  • 1. Dr. Tabakian’s Political Science 1 US Government – Spring 2013 Power Point Presentation #12
  • 2. COURSE LECTURE TOPICS • Foundation Of California Politics • California Republican Party • Democratic Party Of California • Power Structure Of Both Major Parties • Interest Groups In The Golden State • Aerospace • Environmental and “Green” Companies • Media – Music, Film, Television • Agriculture • Healthcare • Computer Technology • Transportation • Campaign Highlights • Upton Sinclair's “The Jungle”
  • 3. “GREEN” COMPANIES – TESLA California influences the nation. If the state were its own country it would be the 6th most economically powerful. The Golden State also influences national as well as world opinion. Californians are known to be pro- conservationist. “Green” policy is also profitable. Tesla is a relatively new car company located in San Carlos, California. They are leading the rebirth of the electric car. This is a “Nightline” report of the Tesla Roadster that aired May 25, 2007.
  • 4. CALIFORNIA AGRICULTURE Agriculture is a major industry for the Golden State. With 88,000 farms and ranches, California agriculture is nearly a $32 billion dollar industry that generates $100 billion in related economic activity. This enormous achievement is possible through a combination of tradition and innovation that has secured California's status as the most productive agricultural state for more than 50 years. Farmers and ranchers blend old-fashioned notions of patience and perseverance with cutting-edge technologies and advanced agricultural practices. The result is a highly adaptable and diverse industry encompassing more than 350 plant and animal commodities. (Source: California Department of Food & Agriculture)
  • 5. MAINSTREAM MEDIA • Mainstream media generates over $60 billion in related economic activity • Some put the estimate at over $80 billion • Various aspects apply to making this estimate
  • 6. PARTISANSHIP Variables can help determine partisanship like the religion, social status and place of residence of the individual. For example, Catholics tend to be Democrats and Protestants tend to be Republicans. Those individuals having a low social status tended to associate with the Democrats and those holding high social status tended to be Republican. Rural citizens tend to be more closely associated with the Republican Party and those residing in the urban areas tended to lean towards the Democratic Party. A conglomeration of variables or even a particular characteristic can assist us in determining individual behavior. Though this is true, it is the degree of partisanship one holds that remains the best predictor for determining how one may vote on Election Day.
  • 7. CALIFORNIA REPUBLICAN PARTY There are three conservative factions within the Republican Party. Individuals may identify themselves with more than one. These are: 1. Financial Conservatives 2. Social Conservatives 3. Moral Conservatives Moral Conservatives are the most partisan and ideological who impact statewide office seekers during a primary.
  • 8. CRP - MORAL CONSERVATIVE IMPACT Governor Davis faced considerable opposition during his re-election campaign for governor. Richard Riordan was viewed as the most formidable opponent if he were to be the Republican nominee. Gray Davis’s strategy was to attack Richard Riordan during the primary so the more conservative opponent, Bill Simon acquires the nomination. These campaign commercials from Gray Davis were directed towards moral conservatives to nominate Bill Simon.
  • 9. DEMOCRATIC PARTY OF CALIFORNIA The Democratic Party Of California is not split into three distinct factions. It is known as the “Big Tent” or “Big Umbrella” Party. Though the party consists of various interest groups that are in a constant pursuit for power, it does not have the same problem as the California Republican Party.
  • 10. MAJOR PARTY POWER DISTRIBUTION Even though the national parties have become weaker National Party and less active, that the same cannot be said of state State Party and local party organizations. Parties at the Local City / County Party Local City / County Party sub-national level are stronger and more active Local City / County Party Local City / County Party than they were in the 1950s, which was at the peak of Local City / County Party Local City / County Party partisanship. It was discovered that as partisanship continued to erode that they shifted gears in order to bolster their membership base.
  • 11. AMERICA’S TWO PARTY SYSTEM Our system maintains a process where unsuccessful parties are discarded or forced to join with other minor parties, which in this case has resulted in the formation of two major parties. Many of the rules pertaining to elections in the United States have been designed to weed out nuisance candidates. Only those candidates who have demonstrated a good deal of public support are allowed access. America continues to enjoy a stable political system that is maintained with its two party system. Enjoy this video of Frank Grimes, the 2004 nominee of the American Fascist Union for the Presidency!
  • 12. PROPAGANDA – MEET KING JOE Meet King Joe” is a classic capitalist propaganda film from 1949 that tries to convince American workers of their good fortune. At the time of production, American business was the best in the world resulting from the worldwide devastation following World War II. Capitalism stresses the necessity for capitalists to remain in pursuit of ever- increasing levels of efficiency and innovation that in turn will allow continuous societal progression. How does this propaganda cartoon contrast with “Walden”?
  • 13. PROPAGANDA & COMMERCIALISM Private business utilizes propaganda to market products and services through various methods. Television remains the best method of content distribution even though the Internet continues to claim greater market share. This is the famous Pepsi commercial starring Britney Spears and Senator Bob Dole. Though the commercial is selling “Pepsi” one may notice the patriotic symbolism tying the “company” with the United States. The first airing of this commercial was in March 2001.
  • 14. RICHARD NIXON’S “CHECKERS” Presidential Candidate Dwight D. Eisenhower was close to dropping Richard Nixon from the ticket due to allegations of campaign fraud. Critics accused then Representative of California Richard Nixon of using campaign funds for personal expenses. This is the famous “Checkers Speech” that was broadcasted live on September 23, 1952. It was forever known as the “Checkers Speech” as Richard Nixon claims that the only personal gift was a dog given by a campaign contributor. Richard Nixon’s daughter Tricia named the dog “Checkers”. Enjoy this brilliant piece of propaganda!
  • 15. PRESIDENT FORD SLIPS UP The 1976 presidential race between President Gerald Ford and Governor Jimmy Carter was during a time of great national uncertainty. President Gerald Ford stated, “There is no Soviet domination of Eastern Europe and never will be under a Ford Administration.” This remark was made during the height of the Cold War. Many claim that this misstatement may have cost him the election. Enjoy the video.
  • 16. PRESIDENT REAGAN MAKES A CRACK President Ronald Reagan was famous for his various one-liners. During the second presidential debate between Ronald Reagan and Walter Mondale on October 21, 1984, the following question was asked, “Should the President's age and stamina be an issue in the political campaign?” Ronald Reagan’s response resulted in laughter. Enjoy the video.
  • 17. DAN QUAYLE VERSUS LLOYD BENTSEN The Civic Auditorium in Omaha, Nebraska hosted the vice-presidential debate on October 5, 1988. One of the moderators, Judy Woodruff, set the stage by addressing the audience: "Based on the history since World War II, there is almost a 50-50 chance that one of the two men here tonight will become President of the United States.” After Dan Quayle then compared himself to John Fitzgerald Kennedy, Lloyd Bentsen famously remarked, “Senator, you’re no Jack Kennedy”. Enjoy the video.