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If citizens stated these concerns, which one could be solved by spending tax
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A. "I am worried about being protected from crime in my town."
B. "I am concerned that we will go to war."
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C. "I am disappointed by a two-party political system."
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D. "My congressional representative doesn't vote the way I want her
to."
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