The ability of wealthy individuals, interest groups, and corporations to influence elections, legislation, and public policy is nothing new. You may remember that virtually all of the framers of the US Constitution were wealthy, property rich men. Ive made the point before that although our political system is a representative democracy, we have a capitalist economic system that encourages competition, profits, and individual freedom. There has been a long-standing debate in our country over the pros and cons of money in politics and there have been many attempts at reforming our lobbying and campaign finance laws.For this Case Study, Id like you to research this topic and report on your findings. There are abundant online articles on this topic. Additionally, I have providedsome resources that will provide background and context for you in developing your report. I have also provided specific questions to address in this Case Study. Finally, I have attached a rubric or grading guideline so you can see what Im looking for in the report and how Ill be assigning points.Chapter 10 Money in General Elections pages 304-308 (blue cover); pages 324-328 (green cover)Chapter 7 Interest Groups 1. Mustbe a minimum of three but not more than four pages , double-spaced.2. Must be in #12 size, with New Times Roman font in black color.3. Must include an additional separate page titled References where you list used in your research (including the ones I provided as background) You must include a minimum of three additional sources other than the ones I provided. For guidance on how to properly cite sources see As always, I urge you to start working on the assignment immediately and not to leave it until the last minute. Take some time to read the background resources Ive cited first as they will give you some context for your research. I welcome any questions you may have.