Franking refers to

Question 45 options:

A. refers to the debate style of former Congressman Barney Frank who was a great debater and liked to put opponents "in their place."

B. the Tea Party's approach to the issues by being brutally honest and frank about what they believe are the solution's to the nation's problems.

C. refers to the behavior of incumbents.

D. a privilege allowing members of Congress to send free mass mailings to their constituents.

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8 October, 20:08

Franking refers to

Question 45 options:

A. refers to the debate style of former Congressman Barney Frank who was a great debater and liked to put opponents "in their place."

B. the Tea Party's approach to the issues by being brutally honest and frank about what they believe are the solution's to the nation's problems.

C. refers to the behavior of incumbents.

D. a privilege allowing members of Congress to send free mass mailings to their constituents.

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The correct answer is D) a privilege allowing members of Congress to send free mass mailings to their constituents.

Franking refers to a privilege allowing members of Congress to send free mass mailings to their constituents.

Under the influence of the Congressional Frank of the Britsh House of Commons in the 17th century, the Franking privileges were authorized by the Continental Congres in the American colonies for the members of Congress in 1775; specifically on November 8. This privileged is funded in the ideas that congressmen need to permanently stay in touch with the citizens. It has been a great communication tool between Congress and people.