Employing surprise tactics aimed at inflicting damage to one’s enemy while avoiding confrontation is known as:

When George McGovern tried to make Watergate an issue in the 1972 election,

a. he gathered considerable support among Republican voters. b. the voters either did not understand or did not care. c. he offended leaders in the Democratic party. d. the election became even closer. e. the media rebuked him for "negative" campaigning.

Federal spending on homeland security

A) has been distributed such that each state receives a minimum amount of funds. B) has been distributed in accordance with the Department of Homeland Security's determination of which cities and states are most at-risk. C) has been distributed mostly to California, New York, and Washington, DC. D) has been distributed mostly to New York and Washington, DC. E) has not yet been distributed due to partisan gridlock in Congress.