Non-democratic governments are more insulated from the demands of political parties, interest groups, and lobbies compared to democracies

Why is the "horse race" approach to covering a campaign often criticized?

a. It seeks to emphasize the negatives of a candidate, such as a verbal slip-up, rather than the positive. b. It focuses too much on a candidate's past rather than on the current campaign. c. The focus is on campaigns, polls, money raised, and personalities rather than substantive issues. d. It neglects the workings of a campaign and focuses solely on the issues.

The economy was not officially in recession in 2001

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