Now, just a year before the 2016 presidential elections and with the race for the Republican nomination dominating interest thanks to the entry of a man who espouses the power of money, activating citizens who normally don't participate in elections might hold the key to the outcome.
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Mr. McCall encouraged the students to become politically active, otherwise campaigns would continue to be dominated by issues of interest to older voters, like Social Security, prescription drug prices and Medicare, he said.
In addition, the new parties that have been formed do not represent large swathes of the population, particularly the young people who risked everything in a bid to change their societies, and are likely to be too weak or too dominated by vested interests to bring about meaningful change.
In his resignation letter, Busch wrote, "One only has to look at the makeup of the 75-member board of directors, dominated by manufacturing interests, to confirm my point.
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People often complain that the national debate on higher education is unfairly dominated by interest in entry to these two universities.
In particular, Calpers pointed to decisions by directors of the company board, which it described as "dominated by Wyly family" interests, to award themselves and corporate executives overly lucrative compensation packages and generous golden parachutes.
"The houses we built in the 50's are on what is now very expensive land," he said, and "real estate interests" dominate development to the detriment of architecture.
The stage seems set for record-shattering spending wars, dominated by interest groups bent on influencing judicial decisions and by mud-slinging attack ads that were once limited to contested campaigns for executive or legislative offices.
