A party platform is:
A. a statement outlining the party's history.
B. the organization of the party's operatives.
C. a statement of a political party's principles and issues.
D. the platform from which speeches are made at the party convention.
E. the tactics to be used to defeat the opposition party.
C. a statement of a political party's principles and issues.
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What are political parties? How do they differ from interest groups? How has the current two-party system in Texas affected the power balance between parties and interest groups?
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All the following are implied powers of Congress EXCEPT the power to
a. Set maximum work hours b. Restrict arms sales c. Fund education programs d. Censor radio and tv programs
Article VI of the U.S. Constitution establishes that federal law is __________ in conflicts between federal and state law
a. irrelevant b. persuasive authority c. secondary d. supreme
Briefly explain why the Constitutional Convention of 1974 failed, and discuss the prospects for future change. Evaluate whether the Texas Constitution is ripe for a major overhaul
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