7. Discuss fully the relationship of Presidential Campaigning, Interest Groups the Media and Political parties
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There actually is no relationship.  The presidential candidate must connect directly with the voters in order to have victory on election day.  Interest groups and parties try to influence voters to a particular point of view, but it is the campaign and the voters that must form a bonding of sorts.  The campaign, if run well, is able to manipulate the media to an extent in their favor.
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Politics don't exist without bias.  You will need to gather all the information you can find and compile that information and make a decision about each issue based on what you've read and how you feel about particular issues.
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Check your local paper or political parties
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Running for President.
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http://www.chadd.org//AM/Template.cfm?Section=Home\n\na friend is a past-president
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politic:presidents\n\npolicy:someting you have to be polite and follow like honsty is the best POLICY
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Public relations, writing, radio, television, newspapers, magazines, advertising, politics, sales, public speaking, speech writing, etc. there really are a lot.
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That's a wide ranging question. Do you want to narrow the field down a bit ?  Environment, Civil Rights & Justice, Elections Reform, Social Security, Health Care, THE ECONOMY, International Alliances ?????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????
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Politics is simply the exchange of ideas for the betterment of the community.  Kinda like a football game of ideas.  Some teams are really good for some folks, some teams really stink for some folks.  Sometimes there are ties.\n\nThe problem is that the political games never ends and the two sides shakes hands and get a pizza together!
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be friend with president or vice-president.
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The president said: "Hi people".\nThe president is the primary information source.\nThe next day you can read in the newspaper what the president said.\nThe newspaper is the secundary information source.\nYou read the newspapare and you tell it to your friends.\nYou are the terciary information source.
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Try this site http://www.politics1.com/
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well it depends on your candidates... just search for them in yahoo or google, and usually the first link you will see is there website... explore them and you will find a section on Issues.
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Foreign_relations_of_the_United_States
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mainly to gather all the party members together to discuss topics and plan.  during elections years i think they also name who they are going to nominate for the office
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i agree with you. campaigns have become a mud slinging contest, with no consideration of the publics need to hear a candidates standing on any given issue. lip service is given to the most popular subjects, but no real substance is contained in their rhetoric.
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On this page :-\nhttp://www.fzc.dk/thomas/politica.htm\nyou will find about a dozen links which take you to one of a dozen "political quizzes".