Public opinion has the least impact on the decisions of members of Congress regarding which of the following policy or legislative issues? a. a bill that would trigger tax increases on middle-class homeowners in the following year b. a bill that would provide an exception to the annual privacy notice requirement in the Gramm-Leach-Bliley Act c. a proposal to cut unemployment insurance for American families d. a proposal aimed at improving educational choice and competition
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This is because public opinion is often shaped by media coverage and public discourse, so issues that are not well-known or easily understood may not generate significant public opinion. Show more…
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