National campaigns for legislation banning automatic weapons, regulating hazardous waste disposal, and mandating special education are all examples of which of the following?
a. Instances in which national issues have been strategically shifted to the states by their advocates.
b. Instances in which state issues have been strategically shifted to Washington, D.C., by their advocates.
c. Instances in which Madison’s conception of pluralism is clearly shown to be wrong.
d. Instances in which the House of Representatives’ role in lawmaking has been irrelevant.
b. Instances in which state issues have been strategically shifted to Washington, D.C., by their advocates.
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