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Q Select a recent or current political campaign at the local, state, or federal level and analyze that campaign in light of the tactics used during the Obama 2008 and 2012 presidential campaigns. What are the similarities and differences in terms of public engagement and participation? What do you believe is the future of participation on the campaign trail? Please title posts in the discussion forum with your name and question number (for example, "Thomas.Rita.Week4.Q1").

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I have chosen political campaign of Donald Trump fro 2015-2016. Donald Trump is a completely different man from Obama not only by their ethnicity but also by their thoughts. Obama was more of a listener about the issues citizens faced and tried to solve their problems and he used this as an important medium to promote his campaigns. He used people's emotions to make people think that he worries about them and that people mattered and therefore, public participation in Obama's campaign was immense both thick and thin participation.