The story of the Prince of Pork refers to________.
a. Herman E. Talmadge, a famous former chair oftheHouseAgricultu reCommittee
b. the pork chop dinners offered at fund-raisers by the Porcine Association
c. the special subsidies for pig farming inserted into spending bills by the Arkansas congressional delegation
d. a former chef in the Senate dining room
e. Senator Robert C. Byrd's use of earmarking to direct federal money to projects inWest Virginia
Question 2
It is to the advantage of all organized groups to follow the rules of the game, because the bargaining-compromise method is the most effective way to win changes.
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
