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The Cruz, Rubio, Sanders, Clinton & Carson campaigns all asked me for money; I gave each $25.
My donation was an example of an independent expenditure
My donation was an example of sheer stupidity
My donation was an example of soft money
My donation was an example of hard money
2
Hey! The federal government does NOTHING right! Give more power back to states! This is called:
devolution
trustee-style government
the power elite
external efficacy
3
Candidate Bootstrap shows she's viable by drawing $5,000 from 20 states. She's eligible for:
SuperPAC funding from private groups
state campaign grants-in-aid
federal matching funds for the primary race
no-limit hard money receipts
4
The Supremes ruled, in the Schenk case, that free speech:
could be blocked if it caused a "clear and present danger"
Could never ever ever ever ever ever be restricted. Ever.
could be restricted only if proven "false and malicious"
could B restricted by states, but not the federal government
5
This well-respected gentlemen warned us that parties & factionalism would be stinky ideas.
George Washington
Jane Addams
Thomas Jefferson
Thomas Paine
6
Which case wound up expanding our rights to personal, private decisions [about birth control]?
Grizzly v. DeVos
Engel v. Vitale
Miranda v. Arizona
Griswold v. Connecticut
7
Trump wants to build a wall and make _____ pay
"me"...meaning Trump
"her"...meaning Aunt Tillie
"him"...meaning BFF Vladimir Putin
"them"...meaning Mexico
8
SCOTUS has gradually applied the Bill of Rights to states through its interpretation of:
The 14th Amendment
The "shadow" of privacy suggested by the Constitution
Article I, Section 8
Latin
9
Compared to European, & other western, nations, how do USans relate to our political parties?
most USans identify much more strongly with a major parties
parties are entirely irrelevant to USans
both the parties & our affiliations are relatively weak
we have a comparable level of connection with our parties
10
States have powers. Yes, really. No, they really, really do! Just look in the:
Protocols of the Elders of Zion
Bible
Koran
Tenth Amendment
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This is another name for SuperPACS
express advocacy groups
soft money
independent expenditure organizations
Jermaine
12
WHOA! We're in the same social class...or religion...or gender... yet we vote differently!
We call this "devolution"
We call this "obvious and predictable"
We call this a "political divergence"
We call this a "cross-cutting cleavage"
13
Trump didn't let him play at the inauguration b/c his music wasn't deemed "American" enough:
Lil Uzi Vert
Kanye Southeast
Kanye West
Country Skip and the Good-ole boys
14
Which of the following best fits the description of an "institutional" interest group?
one that wants to protect marine life, oceans, & beaches
a group representing mid-sized suburban police districts
the American Association of Retired Persons [AARP]
A group that tries to defend people's civil liberties [ACLU]
15
WOW! My district has 600,000 people, but YOURS only seems to have 147,256! Ha-hah!
Looks like a case of perforated districts!
Looks like a case of malapportionment!
Looks like a case of the power elite!
Looks like a case of gerrymandering!
16
Whoa! I'm really getting cheesed off about slavery! Think I'll join that new Republican party!
You're helping birth the most persistent 3d party in history
You are participating in a giant cheese-off
You are participating in a major realignment
You are participating in a dealignment
17
B'jeezus, I'm not gonna lie to you--I got this job because I'm a darn good precinct captain!
This jamoke must belong to a sponsored party
This fellow seems to belong to a solidarity party
This character obviously belongs to a house party
The speaker seems to belong to a party machine
18
Which was NOT a mechanism from blocking Black people from voting in the South? Huh?
literacy tests
"revocation rights" applied to the 15th Amendment
the poll tax
the so-called "grandfather clause"
19
Under Swann v. Charlotte-Mecklenberg: who decides how to integrate schools in local districts?
state education officials
federal district courts covering that area
the appropriate congressional committees
the Department of Education
20
The term "de facto," by contrast with "de jure," [in Political Science land] indicates :
The reality of circumstances, rather than what the law says
The soup that the restaurant ALWAYS has, not just today
What the law says, rather than the reality of circumstances
What the court has ordered, even if it's not reality yet
21
B'jeezus, yes...I know EXACTLY who should be in charge and how to run the gov't. This shows my:
political ideology
epidermis
pragmatism
role as a part of the political elite
22
What do the Supreme's most recent rulings say about affirmative action in college admissions?
quotas for minority students are acceptable
race can be considered as one factor among others
Race may never be considered as a factor in admissions
the state has no compelling interest in promoting diversity
23
They were solid, consistent Democratic voters, but NOT ANYMORE! Now, they're with the GOP
Jews and Catholics
Organized labor and its members
white Southerners
African-Americans
24
___ proved higher turnout for the inauguration than everybody thought, said Kellyanne Conway.
"alternative facts"
"creative interpretations"
"nasty hombres"
"hopeful wishes"
25
Gosh darn--convicts might be shrinking voter turnout! Hmmm...maybe we should try measuring:
Exit polls and voter registration data!
the Voting Eligible, instead of Voting Age, Population!
Voter Turnout based on a random sampling!
the Voting Age, instead of Voting Eligible, Population!
26
Dang that communist "Obamacare"! Another useless, big-government program! Swamp the drain!
This fellow has a strong sense of internal efficacy
This fellow has a diminished sense of external efficacy
This fellow has a diminished sense of internal efficacy
This fellow has a very positive sense of external efficacy
27
In recent decades, on average, women of the female gender have _______ the Democratic Party
started to abandon
stuck with
given up on
performed accupuncture on
28
Big papers, TV news shows & news sites decide to start covering obesity. This is an example of:
the media's role as "scorekeeper"
The media's role as "watchdog"
the media's role as "gatekeeper"
The media's role as "public advocate"
29
God in the United States--how BIG is she? How much do we BELIEVE, compared to other countries?
About the same as in most countries.
God is more popular than Jesus. And the Beatles. Combined.
Meh. Not so much.
Big, really big; lots of USans believe.
30
President Trump's first name is:
Ronald
Donald
Gronald
Schponald
31
Cruz gained 3 pts. this week, Kasich dropped 4, Christie gained 5 [lbs]. This is an example of:
the media's role as "trend monitor"
the media's role as "dishonest"
the media's role as "horse-racer"
the media's role as "scorekeeper"
32
The BCRA banned it in national elections:
money for express advocacy
soft money
hard money
funny money, honey
33
States can help support religious schools if they don't get 2 involved in the religion part
SCOTUS said so in the "Everson" case
SCOTUS said so in the "Zelman" case
SCOTUS said so in the "Lemon" case
SCOTUS said so in the "Mapp" case
34
We share these values as part of our political culture--all, that is, EXCEPT:
Economic equality [share the wealth!]
Democracy [play your part!]
Individual responsibility [be a mensch!]
Civic duty [Huzzah!]
35
Soft money in national elections. What about it?
It was banned by the "Citizens United" case
It includes small donations [less than $250] by plain folk
it's squishy, damp, & oozy; smells stinky, like wet cheese
It was banned by the Bipartisan Campaign Reform Act
36
SCOTUS overturned "Bowers" and guaranteed the right to sexual relations between gay men in:
Tinker v. Des Moines
Miller v. California
Lawrence v. Texas
Griswold v. Connecticut
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Your law is going 2 classify people by race or ethnicity? Whoa boy. Well it will be subject to:
strict scrutiny
capricious endeavors
least restrictive remedies
reasonable suspicion
38
According to "Brown v. Board of Education," schools shouldn't be segregated because:
the time had just come to ban it
it would violate the Civil Rights Act
it messes with Black childrens' minds and harms them
it would violate the 15th amendment
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Terrorism is bad. We need less of it. We should try not to have much of it...let's avoid it, k?
This is an example of a position issue
This is a an example of a primary issue
This is an example of a recurrent issue
This is an example of a valence issue
40
Gonzo hates high taxes, federal spending, & all laws regulating food, drink, or sex.
Gonzo sure sounds like a populist!
Gonzo sure sounds like a librarian!
Gonzo sure sounds like a liberal!
Gonzo sure sounds like a libertarian!
41
The number of fraudulent votes cast for Clinton, and not Trump, according to President Trump
So many--a huge amount. More than you can imagine. Sad.
3-5 million
5-10 million
23 gazillion
42
So why did the "Shelby County" decision suddenly allow Alabama to pass new election laws?
it lifted the VRA's ban on discriminatory election laws
it threw out the old list of "preclearance" jurisdictions
it struck down the entire Voting Rights Act of 1965
it completely struck down the VRA's "preclearance" provision
43
I joined Middle-Age Guys Who Like Plays; it offers discount theater tix. This is an example of:
A public-interest incentive
A solidarity incentive
A material incentive
A purposive incentive
44
3 major papers, 5 unions, & 2 TV stations have endorsed candidate Dursley! Shouldn't you too?
This is an example of a "bandwagon" campaign strategy
This an example of "false identification" campaign strategy
This an example of identifying a candidate with a celebrity
This is an example of a "flattery" campaign strategy
45
Yeah--they tend to vote more conservatively and Republicanly. It's true.
Midwestern women
Southern whites
Catholic children
African-American professionals
46
Hey! As a Supreme Court justice, my rulings are intended to SUPPORT free exercise of religion!
You can call me crazy!
You can call me an "accommodationist"
I want to strike down the establishment clause
You can call me a "separationist"
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What the heck is a "political cue", anyway? It's when an interest group:
tips off the media about an upcoming policy shift
uses propaganda or advertising to shift public opinion
says "Action!", and politicians start saying their lines
tells politicians about the political meaning of a proposal
48
In the late 19th century, states were left alone to exercise great power in some areas.
This was called "cooperative federalism"
This was called "dual federalism"
This was called the "indestructible union"
This was called "devolution"
49
15% of the Freshman Class at Biggbraynze College is reserved for Latinos. SCOTUS says:
Yup: no problem, due to Fisher v. University of Texas
Nope: can't do this because of the Bakke case
Yup: totally legal due to Katzencrapper v. Gutterbowling
Nope: not allowed because of Gratz v. Bollinger
