In the case of Citizens United v. Federal Elections Commission, the Supreme Court ruled that __________
a. unions and corporations could spend money from their general treasuries on federal elections, although they could not give money directly to candidates
b. political action committees could spend unlimited money on federal elections
c. individuals, but not unions and corporations, could spend unlimited money on federal elections
d. unions and corporations could give money directly to candidates–
a
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__________ was an unintended result of changes to theFederal Election Campaign Actthatallowed parties to raise and spend money on voter registration and other campaign materials without limits on spending or the size of contributions that they could
accept. a. Party discretionary funding b. Party expenditure exemption c. Soft money d. Walking-around money
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Indicate whether the statement is true or false
In today's terms, someone who is generally supportive of governmental intervention in the economy is referred to as a:
What will be an ideal response?
A filibuster can only be ended through a motion of __________, and this requires the approval of __________ senators.
A. holding; 51 B. quorum; 60 C. closure; 51 D. cloture; 60