An accurate way to gain insight into the public's perception of a candidate is through
A) man-on-the-street opinion polls, because they are conducted by the media.
B) tracking polls, because they are conducted almost daily and enable fine-tuning of the candidate's message.
C) advertising expenditures, because these are indicative of the strongest candidate.
D) the primary election, because the response from voters will always indicate the strongest candidate.
E) campaign contributions made by individual households, because this funding highlights most voter's preference.
B
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A) neither Barack Obama nor John McCain agreed to accept public funds for the general election. B) Barack Obama accepted public funds, but John McCain did not. C) John McCain accepted public funds, but Barack Obama did not. D) both Barack Obama and John McCain accepted public funds for the general election, but not in the primary. E) neither Barack Obama nor John McCain accepted public funds for the general election, but they did accept public funding during their primaries.
In the conflict between accommodationist and separationist views of the establishment clause, the Supreme Court has in recent times sided consistently with the incorporation position
a. true b. false