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Candidates have no control.
Right?
It's things like economy.
It's things like random events, 
like hurricanes or terrorist attacks,
or various things like that.
I mean, the main lesson of the-the semester
of this section is that political parties
have waned in their importance.
They are no longer able to control their candidates.
They can't even control who runs for office
under their label.
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Political science—really interesting topic, 
because you get to look into
how the government works and 
how the world interacts with each other.
My uncle also works in politics back home
in Thailand.
So, I think it is really interesting, and
I want to know more about it.
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Our students go places. 
[Laughs]
Our students have internships with congressmen.
They have internships in local and state government.
They are going to top-tier law schools 
across the United States.
Right now, I'm doing an internship in 
Pacolet, South Carolina.
And, I am able to really get 
hands-on with the local politics
to see what that looks like in reality.
The world will be a better place, because 
students here discover that they can do things.
And that there are ways 
for them to achieve things.
And, they understand 
what their strengths are,
and they understand where they can go
 in this world and make a difference.
We have fun!
It is exciting, and politics is always changing.
And it's totally unpredictable.
And you can be a part of that, too.
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