Aylein Cranford is a front runner for the Republican nomination for president. Cranford very strongly encourages scientific research. However, contrary to her party's beliefs, she has often voiced her opposition to research involving animal testing. Despite many of her views being contrary to that of the party, Cranford is slated to win the nomination. Given the information, Aylein Cranford can
be described as a(n):
A) conformist candidate.
B) left-wing candidate.
C) right-wing candidate.
D) insurgent candidate.
E) orthodox candidate.
D
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______ tend to be based on personality or position.
a. Informal powers b. Persuasive powers c. Partisan powers d. Formal powers
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Indicate whether the statement is true or false
Black Lives Matter and #MeToo are examples of ______.
a. astroturf lobbying b. direct lobbying c. grassroots lobbying d. indirect lobbying