The right-to-work law specifies that
a. everyone in the country has a right to work at a decent wage.
b. every worker has a right to a two-week paid vacation.
c. everyone in the country has a right to work, although it does not specify at any
particular wage.
d. every worker has a right to require his employer to give him 30 days notice before
terminating employment.
e. it is illegal to require union membership for purposes of employment.
It has often been remarked that Democratic candidates are more liberal in the
Democratic primaries and Republican candidates are more conservative in the
Republican primaries than either is in the general election. The explanation for this is
most probably that
a. they are facing politically different opponents in the two elections.
b. the median voter preferences are more to the left (right) in the primaries than in the
general election.
c. more people vote in the general election than in the primaries.
d. candidates are not as likely to locate the position of the median voter in the (earlier)
primaries as they are in the (later) general election.