Which of the Following Has Generally Been True of Presidential

question 9

Multiple Choice

Which of the following has generally been true of presidential elections?

• A) The public has frequently failed to recognize the true goals of candidates and has often elected candidates who are out of touch with public wishes.
• B) A candidate whose goals are very far out of line with what the public favors is not likely to be elected.
• C) Once in office, presidents usually feel that public opinion is no longer important and they can defy public opinion on major issues.
• D) Presidents normally feel that they must pay attention to public opinion only in times of great national crises.
• E) none of the above

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