A group of citizens is very serious about banning smoking in public places. Which course of action is the best way for the group
to influence government smoking policies? a They should vote for government officials who do not smoke.
b They should start a political action committee and lobby for antismoking policies.
c They should give antismoking speeches at local community centers and schools.
d They should ask their governor to support their antismoking policies.
e They should demonstrate outside local restaurants that allow smoking inside.
I believe the answer is: b They should start a political action committee and lobby for antismoking policies.
Through the political action committee, those group of people could help a certain representative to win the election, either through giving financial help or by promoting the candidate. In exchange, when the candidate is selected, the candidate would help to pass the legislation that wanted by the group of citizens.
"<span>b They should start a political action committee and lobby for antismoking policies" would be the best way to pass anti-smoking legislation. Lawmakers must feel the pressure. </span>
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