Describe a moment from pay to play that is really sticking

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Question: In a few sentences, what is the basic argument the film is making?
Describe a moment from pay to Play that is really sticking with you - maybe you found it particularly inspiring or particularly troubling. What was it about that moment that is so memorable?
Imagine going home and telling a friend about this film. How would you complete this sentence: Until I watched this film I never knew.....What parts of the film were surprising or made you sit back and say, "Hmmm, I need to think more about that? Or, "Wow, I never thought about that."
What did you learn about _____________? [fill in the blank with a specific issue you want to raise] and describe what you learned.
If you could spend a day with one person in the film, who would you choose? What would you want to talk about with them?
What single word best describes how the film made you feel?
We talk about "democracy" and the public interest. Based upon the film what are the problems with interest groups and their effect on democracy in terms of public interest vs. special interest, conflict of interest etc. Give examples.
Make sure to address all aspects of the question.

In what ways did the film challenge what you were taught about our political process?
What do you think most Americans don't realize about the issues brought up in the film?
If you had one minute to tell your fellow Americans about this film what would you say and what would you want them to do?

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