Voters should simply ignore political candidates who play ball with special-interest groups and vote instead for candidates
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Voters should simply ignore political candidates who play ball with special-interest groups and vote instead for candidates who will represent all the people when they are elected. Government will work far better when this happens.” Evaluate this view.
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The statement suggests that voters should prioritize candidates who prioritize the interests of the general public over those who align themselves with specialinterest groups It contends that such a s...View the full answer
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