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	<strong>Political Capital</strong>, returning from previous games, Political Capital is back. Political Capital can be earned through headquarters, cards, and passively earned through [[Characteristics\|stats]] such as intelligence when you boot up the game with a candidate. By default you will ~~learn~~ 1 ~~political capital~~ a turn.		<strong>Political Capital</strong>, returning from previous games, Political Capital is back. Political Capital can be earned through headquarters, cards, and passively earned through [[Characteristics\|stats]] such as intelligence when you boot up the game with a candidate. By default you will earn 1 Political Capital a turn.

	When [[No Cards]] mode is turned on, Political Capital is disabled.		When [[Political Action Cards#No Cards\|No Cards]] mode is turned on, Political Capital is disabled.

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	One of the quickest ways to get an advantage in political capital and rack it up is through the use of [[Political Action Cards]]. They are among some of the best cards in the game, as they allow you to double or even triple your political capital for a cheap price. Most decks will either have a [[Lobbyist]] (1 PC per turn) or [[Lobbying Team]] (2 PC per turn) where you can rack in passive political capital. Alternatively there is also the [[Hire the Right People]] card for [[Donald Trump\|Trump's]] deck which provides 3 PC, and [[Party Hotshot]] which provides 1 PC in exchange for -150k [[Cash\|funds]] a turn.		One of the quickest ways to get an advantage in political capital and rack it up is through the use of [[Political Action Cards]]. They are among some of the best cards in the game, as they allow you to double or even triple your political capital for a cheap price. Most decks will either have a [[Lobbyist]] (1 PC per turn) or [[Lobbying Team]] (2 PC per turn) where you can rack in passive political capital. Alternatively there is also the [[Hire the Right People]] card for [[Donald Trump\|Trump's]] deck which provides 3 PC, and [[Party Hotshot]] which provides 1 PC in exchange for -150k [[Cash\|funds]] a turn.

	There are cards to take away opponent's political capital. Such cards include [[Expert Opinion]], the [[Filibuster]], [[Expert Rebuke]], and [[Fact Check\|Fact Checks]].		There are cards to take away opponent's political capital. Such cards include the [[Expert Opinion]], the [[Filibuster]], [[Expert Rebuke]], and [[Fact Check\|Fact Checks]].
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	==Assets==		==Assets==
	You can see how much political capital you gain a turn through checking the Assets tab.		You can see how much political capital you gain a turn through checking the Assets tab.
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<strong>Political Capital</strong>, returning from previous games, Political Capital is back. Political Capital can be earned through headquarters, cards, and passively earned through [[Characteristics|stats]] such as intelligence when you boot up the game with a candidate. By default you will learn 1 political capital a turn.

When [[No Cards]] mode is turned on, Political Capital is disabled.

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==Headquarters==

HQs are the most consistent way to rack up political capital, having the chance to act as another source to
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==Political Action Cards==

One of the quickest ways to get an advantage in political capital and rack it up is through the use of [[Political Action Cards]]. They are among some of the best cards in the game, as they allow you to double or even triple your political capital for a cheap price. Most decks will either have a [[Lobbyist]] (1 PC per turn) or [[Lobbying Team]] (2 PC per turn) where you can rack in passive political capital. Alternatively there is also the [[Hire the Right People]] card for [[Donald Trump|Trump's]] deck which provides 3 PC, and [[Party Hotshot]] which provides 1 PC in exchange for -150k [[Cash|funds]] a turn.

There are cards to take away opponent's political capital. Such cards include [[Expert Opinion]], the [[Filibuster]], [[Expert Rebuke]], and [[Fact Check|Fact Checks]].
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==Assets==
You can see how much political capital you gain a turn through checking the Assets tab.
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