When a member of Congress does what is described above, this is known as the practice of<u> Pork-Barreling </u>
<u>Pork Barreling:</u>
- Refers to when a Member of Congress uses federal funds for projects in their district that aren't really needed
- Is done to secure votes by pleasing voters
When these projects are founded in the district, they will create jobs for those in that district which ensures that those people will vote for the Member of Congress that brought the project.
In conclusion, this is pork-barreling.
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Answer:
D. All of these
Explanation:
All are examples of congressional powers.
1. Freedom. Taking away a persons right to bear arms is taking away part of a persons freedom.
2. Protection. Since when do criminals keep the law? They will find ways to get guns, and when they do, we will be unable to protect ourselves.
I think what we should do, is before a person buys a gun, we should make a complete background check, but I don't think we should EVER have our freedom taken away.
