The 2003 gubernatorial recall removed _____ from office

Suppose you receive an email asking you to contact your representatives and ask them to vote "yes" on a particular upcoming bill which affects the group that sent you the email. This communication would be an example of

A) direct lobbying. B) indirect lobbying. C) log-rolling. D) electioneering. E) grass-tops lobbying.

When Clarence Brandenburg was convicted for advocating violence against blacks and Jews, the Supreme Court overturned his conviction by arguing that government can only restrict speech when it

A) presents a clear and present danger. B) incites an "imminent" lawless action. C) is against the ruling political party. D) is against the president. E) is against law enforcement officers.