The strategy President Clinton used to increase the likelihood that his crime control policy would be approved by Congress was to:
a. link a liberal method of crime control with a more conservative approach to policing.
b. refuse to negotiate with Republican leaders.
c. completely staying out of the formulation process.
d. relegate all domestic policy issues to Senator Joseph Biden.
e. none of the above.
Answer: a
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