Congress has the sole authority to declare war

In order to assemble a winning strategy, candidates often:

a. Avoid issues they perceive as no-win. b. Identify issues that resonate with their constituents. c. Address specific issues but take fuzzy positions. d. All of these choices.

Laws that address public order and the safety and morals of citizens have traditionally been considered the focus of

A) Congress. B) state judiciaries. C) state bar associations. D) state police powers. E) religious groups.