Author Question: How are minor political parties usually significant? a. They distract from important policy ... (Read 64 times)

CBme · **on:** Jul 9, 2018

How are minor political parties usually significant?

a. They distract from important policy debates.
b. They effectively disprove Duverger's law.
c. They push major parties to incorporate new ideas or elucidate current ones.
d. They win elections in crucial swing states.

Question 2

Which response best reflects the dilemma of pork in legislation?

a. Programmatic requests are beneficial to taxpayers but detrimental to reelection.
b. Programmatic requests favor federal employees at the expense of state employees.
c. Programmatic requests favor one district at the expense of American taxpayers generally.
d. Programmatic requests are always wasteful expenditures but are useful to politicians.