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Sascha: The attempt to ban parliament’s right to pass directed-spending bills—bills that
contain provisions specifically funding the favorite projects of some powerful politicians—is
antidemocratic. Our nation’s constitution requires that money be drawn from our treasury
only when so stipulated by laws passed by parliament, the branch of government most
directly representative of the citizens. This requirement is based on the belief that exercising
the power to spend public resources involves the ultimate exercise of state authority and that
therefore _________.
Which of the following most logically completes Sascha’s argument?
A. designating funding specifically for the favorite projects of some powerful politicians
should be considered antidemocratic
B. the right to exercise such a power should belong exclusively to the branch of
government most directly representative of the citizens
C. exercising the power to spend public resources is in most cases—but not all—protected
by the constitution
D. modifications to any spending bills should be considered expenditures authorized by
law
E. only officials who are motivated by concerns for reelection should retain that power
contain provisions specifically funding the favorite projects of some powerful politicians—is
antidemocratic. Our nation’s constitution requires that money be drawn from our treasury
only when so stipulated by laws passed by parliament, the branch of government most
directly representative of the citizens. This requirement is based on the belief that exercising
the power to spend public resources involves the ultimate exercise of state authority and that
therefore _________.
Which of the following most logically completes Sascha’s argument?
A. designating funding specifically for the favorite projects of some powerful politicians
should be considered antidemocratic
B. the right to exercise such a power should belong exclusively to the branch of
government most directly representative of the citizens
C. exercising the power to spend public resources is in most cases—but not all—protected
by the constitution
D. modifications to any spending bills should be considered expenditures authorized by
law
E. only officials who are motivated by concerns for reelection should retain that power
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