Malthus' dire predictions about the negative effects of population growth have been somewhat mitigated by:

Presidents travel frequently to fund-raise for congressional candidates. In addition to helping elect more members of their party, they also do this to

A) meet with fundraisers for their own future campaigns. B) meet with constituents, which helps them the next time they need to "go public." C) get a bump in approval ratings. D) get the gratitude of legislators. E) get future Court nominees appointed with ease.

Both members of the House of Representatives and the Senate serve on this type of committee involving policy exploration within a narrow jurisdiction

What will be an ideal response?