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Title: According to Herbert Alexander's "doctrine of sufficiency," Post by: Ronyn on Dec 27, 2016 According to Herbert Alexander's "doctrine of sufficiency,"
A) candidates with large personal fortunes are almost guaranteed victory, unless their opponent is of roughly equal net worth. B) there is a minimum amount of money that candidates must spend to have a chance at winning, but not necessarily more than how much the opponent has. C) the wealthier candidate always wins. D) in order to win, a candidate must have more money than his or her opponent. E) a candidate's sense of self-worth, not money, is most important to a successful campaign. Title: Re: According to Herbert Alexander's "doctrine of sufficiency," Post by: Stunnation on Dec 27, 2016 Content hidden
Title: Re: According to Herbert Alexander's "doctrine of sufficiency," Post by: Ronyn on Feb 9, 2017 I took a break from the topic after I posted this because I felt no one would be able to tackle it. Thanks so much for proving me wrong lol
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