Which statement BEST contrasts the War on Crime with the War on Drugs? A)
The War on Crime was a demand from American voters, while the War on
Drugs was a demand from law enforcement
B)
The War on Crime was (and continues to be a success, while the War on
Drugs was (and continues to be) a failure.
The focus of the War on Crime was to restructure law enforcement, while
the focus of the War on Drugs was to end drug use.
The cost of the War on Crime was paid by taxpayers, while the cost of the
War on Drugs was completely covered by drug busts.
D)

In 2016, general electric, along with its appliance division, contributed $4,699,964 to congressional members and spent $7,025,000 on lobbying, some towards the patent act, which amends federal patent law to add pleading and disclosure requirements for patent infringement actions. after reading the scenario, respond to a, b, and c below: a. describe one political behavior illustrated in this scenario. b.in the context of the scenario, explain how the political behavior described in part a can be affected by its interaction with congress. c. in the context of the scenario, explain how the interaction between congress and the bureaucracy can be affected by linkage institutions.

The system of checks and balances ensures that

Which government entity is given the task of initiating articles of impeachment against the president when the need arises