A social conservative would most likely endorse a political candidate who supported?

Question

which of the following issues
A) together laws to protect children from drugs and pornography
B) Laws requiring more employers to maintain affirmative action programs
C) a ban on public schools prayer
D) A national health care program paid for by increasing income taxes imposed on corportations

Answer 1

A

Answer 2

As you element out, MLK Jr did no longer propose the two social gathering as he knew to realize this could were a roadblock to the bipartisan posture to help a fashion of existence and society of loose-thinkers unencumbered by skill of making use of social gathering loyalty and politics. Why some extremely-present day conservatives incorrectly declare that MLK Jr. was a Republican is considering that they do no longer care to study the advice and could desire to win despite argument they suspect is constructive to getting the better hand. If which skill calling MLK a "Republican" without figuring out the information and spreading that fallacy, then so be it. It purely would not remember what's the difficult, chilly reality.

Answer 3

A
Traditionally a conservative is a person who, regardless of the issue, wants to keep things as they are. Either because they fear a shift to the unknown or they think the new idea will be ineffective.
On the other side a liberal supports new ideas. At least they used to. Liberal has become synonymous with the Socialist ideas of the far left.
In any case to much of either side is a bad idea.

Answer 4

None of the above.

Answer 5

I THINK THE ANSWER WOULD BE A COMBINATION OF BOTH A & D. WHILE PUTTING TOGETHER LAWS THAT WOULD PROTECT CHILDREN FROM DRUGS AND PORN, THEY WOULD ALSO TRY A LITTLE CORPRATE TAXING, NOT PRIVATE BUSSINESS OF COURSE.

Answer 6

none of the above.

Answer 7

The answer is A...but what is the point????