In a single payer plan, who is the payer?
a. the health care provider
b. the insured
c. insurance companies
d. the government
d
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How are intensity of public opinion and salience related?
a. They are often correlated on the same issue. b. They are essentially the same. c. As intensity increases, salience goes down. d. Intensity is a precondition for salience.
Which of the following is an argument for the incorporation of judicial reviews in a democracy?
A. During an emergency a government must be allowed to act without worrying about the Supreme Court. B. Judicial review gives unelected and unaccountable judges the power to invalidate legislation. C. Elected politicians from one political party or another typically appoint judges who share their political interests. D. Judicial review tempers the power of the majorities and supports a limited government. E. Judicial review insulates a set of political actors from both voters and elected officials.
What changed the way the U.S. Supreme Court addressed the issue of women's rights?
A) Overwhelming congressional support for the E.R.A. B) The passage of the Civil Rights Act C) The number of women elected to Congress in the 1990s D) The appointment of the first woman to the Supreme Court E) The confirmation hearings for Clarence Thomas
How many guidelines are contained in section 8.0 of the ethics code?
a. 15 b. 20 c. 12 d. 24