The use of a speech to provide a cognitive framework for understanding an issue, policy, or candidate to predispose people to interpret a myriad of facts and snippets in one way rather than another is referred to as ______.

Which of the following is a way that interest groups attempt to influence the Supreme Court's decisions?

a. claiming disputes are justiciable b. filing standing to sue briefs c. lobbyinglegislators d. filingamicus curiae briefs

Since the 1960s, ______ been the dominant mode of voter persuasion.

a. newspapers have b. town hall meetings have c. the Internet has d. television has