The Committee on Political Education (COPE) is
A) an element in the campaign committee in both major party campaign organizations.
B) an agency of the United States government that oversees presidential debates.
C) a political action committee (PAC) of the AFL-CIO.
D) a political action committee of the chamber of commerce.
E) no longer in existence.
C
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Indicate whether the statement is true or false
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A) often serve the role of policy specialists. B) are more tightly organized. C) are policy generalists. D) are narrow-based organizations. E) have only a handful of key policies to promote.