What does the expression "That dog won't hunt" mean in Texas politics?
A) An individual lacks a credible proposal or argument B) A lack of faith in a person's convictions C) An individual's lack of political power D) That something is a "non-issue" E) Disappointment in the ethical behavior of a politician
Answer: A
You might also like to view...
The first 10 amendments to the Constitution are called the __________
Answer:
Under Republican administrations, more restrictive categorical grants have often been replaced with block grants, which
A) tend to have a broad set of objectives. B) have fewer federal restrictions than categorical grants. C) allow a great deal of discretion on the part of local officials. D) can come in the form of general revenue sharing, which allows state and local governments to use the money however they wish. E) All of the above are correct.
An agreement among all one hundred senators on how a bill or presidential nomination will be debated, changed, and voted on is called a(n)
A) ?unanimous consent agreement. B) ?mutual non-aggression pact. C) ?unilateral consent agreement. D) ?majoritarian hold. E) ?bipartisan consent agreement.
If an interest group were seeking to lobby the executive branch, it would do so by __________.
A. filing lawsuits B. offering technical information to a bureau leader C. offering PAC contributions to agency heads D. filing amicus curiae briefs