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pragya sharda

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What is the difference between newspapers reporting news and blogs reporting news?
 
  a. Blogs can report rumors as rumors and not have to worry about fact checking.
  b. Only bloggers use the Internet to connect to people.
  c. Bloggers rarely report the truth, while newspapers always do.
  d. Newspaper articles are, at times, written by political candidates themselves.

Question 2

The governor's staff members, who work with leaders in the house and senate pushing the governor's agenda are called
 
  a. legislative brokers.
  b. legislative staff.
  c. ombudsmen.
  d. the governor's cabinet.



brittrenee

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Answer to Question 1

a

Answer to Question 2

b



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