According to campaign scholars, the more attention traditional news outlets pay to a political candidate's (such as Donald Trump's) Twitter activity,
A) the better he/she will do.
B) the more scrutiny will be paid to what degree the candidate tells the truth.
C) the less seriously the candidate will be taken by the voters.
D) the more money the candidate will have to spend on campaign ads to get his/her message across.
E) the more that person's character will be called into question.
A
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Which of the following is accurate with regard to the public/national debt?
a. The public/national debt as a percentage of GDP has drastically increased in recent years. b. The public/national debt as a percentage of GDP has not changed in the past decade c. The public/national debt is a product of balanced federal budgets. d. The public/national debt is not affected by external events such as war or a natural disaster. e. The public/national debt has only increased under Democratic presidents.
Since they operate under looser regulatory constraints than the broadcast networks, television news has become more ______ and less ______.
a. partisan; objective b. objective; reliable c. subjective; partisan d. reliable; subjective
New Hampshire scored two firsts in 2009: the first state with a female majority in a legislative chamber and the first state to have women lead both the house and senate together
a. True b. False Indicate whether the statement is true or false
Which of the following is true of Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF)?
A. It was replaced by the 60-year-old program known as Aid to Families with Dependent Children. B. States under TANF are given lesser flexibility in administering welfare policies. C. States under TANF have to spend most of their welfare dollars on monthly cash payments to families. D. It strengthened work requirements for recipients and limited the time that families can receive benefits. E. States under TANF can use only public bureaucracies to administer welfare but not private agencies.