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Political caucuses, primary meetings, and conventions are controlled by the promise and expectation of patronage.
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gutenberg.orgDe Alexander: “Political caucuses, primary meetings, and conventions are controlled by the promise and expectation of patronage.”
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This statement highlights the influence of patronage in political gatherings and decision-making processes.
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