Understanding Economic Policies and Political Principles

What does Jacob Clifford suggest about the promises made by presidential candidates?

• They are guaranteed by the Constitution.

• They have no impact on voters' decisions.

• They are often limited by the powers of Congress.

• They are always fulfilled once elected.

Why does Clifford question the effectiveness of building a giant wall?

• It is too cheap to be effective.

• It is already completed.

• It is a universally accepted solution.

• Smugglers can bypass it easily.

What is Clifford's view on free college tuition?

• It may not address the root educational issues.

• It guarantees success for all students.

• It should be prioritized over early education.

• It is the best solution for all students.

According to Clifford, what is the main difference between liberals and conservatives?

• Their end goals for the country.

• Their principles and views on government's role.

• Their desire for a weak economy.

• Their approach to international relations.

What economic principles does Clifford support?

• Complete government control over markets.

• Free trade and competitive markets.

• Isolationism and protectionism.

• Elimination of all regulations.