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A) scandal
B) the greater fund-raising opportunities of challengers
C) redistricting
D) controversial voting record
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A) the "free rider problem."
B) the "welfare state."
C) "benefit stealing."
D) "coattailing."
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A) firefighters.
B) police officers.
C) teachers.
D) justices of the peace.
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A) no
B) numerous
C) weak
D) strong
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A) bribery.
B) PAC-ing.
C) bundling.
D) soft money.
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A) free rider problem
B) game theory
C) proportional theory
D) multi-party theory
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A) professional groups
B) public employee interest groups
C) civil rights groups
D) chemical company lobbyists
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A) Candidates are more likely to notice a substantial contribution from a political action committee than small individual contributions.
B) A political action committee that makes a substantial donation to a candidate can more likely gain political access than a lobbyist who simply asks.
C) A political action committee sends a message that its members care strongly enough about their agenda.
D) Candidates are more likely to allow political action committees to purchase media access during election season.
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A) He distributed $10,000 checks to state senators while lobbying them on a bill.
B) He established the first political action committee devoted solely to Texas politics.
C) He united a number of food production companies to create a single-industry lobbying group.
D) He was convicted of bribing three Texas legislators with promises of free fried chicken for life.
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A) campaign contributions.
B) hiring staff personnel.
C) buying media access.
D) letter writing.
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A) time
B) money
C) expertise
D) All of these are correct.
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A) They were politicians who were in the pocket of the cattle industry.
B) They were legislators who would "sell" their votes on a bill for free steak dinners.
C) They were legislators who would attempt to cut all the meat out of the budgets.
D) They were lobbyists who Rayburn said were full of "bull."
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