True. Before 1912, party candidates in the United States were typically chosen by party leaders through conventions or private meetings, often without direct input from the general electorate. This system often led to concerns about transparency and accountability, eventually paving the way for reforms such as the primary election system, which aimed to give voters a more direct role in selecting candidates.
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False. They are appointed by the president.
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False!
FALSE They are called lobbyists.
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This is to ensure that people do not make ads that are either unfair or do not agree with the message the candidates are trying to promote. This ensures that people do not make ads that are wither blatantly false or contradict the candidates message.
False I think Above is confirmed.
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