US Senate career of Kamala Harris - Quiz
A) Congressional Black Caucus B) Congressional Hispanic Caucus C) Congressional Populist Caucus D) Congressional Progressive Caucus
A) January 21, 2019 B) June 1, 2018 C) August 3, 2017 D) January 27, 2019
A) Bernie Sanders B) Barack Obama C) Joe Biden D) Hillary Clinton
A) Oakland, California B) San Francisco, California C) Los Angeles, California D) Washington, D.C.
A) More than 5,000 B) More than 50,000 C) More than 10,000 D) More than 20,000
A) Joe Biden B) Donald Trump C) Tulsi Gabbard D) Bernie Sanders
A) Environmental regulations B) Mandatory school bussing C) Healthcare policy D) Tax reform
A) Pete Buttigieg B) Elizabeth Warren C) Bernie Sanders D) Tulsi Gabbard
A) Conflicts of interest in private practice B) Blocking DNA testing of a death row inmate C) Misuse of campaign funds D) Failure to attend Senate hearings
A) #Harris2020 B) #TeamHarris C) #KamalaSupporters D) #KHive
A) Joy Reid B) Kamala Harris C) Bernie Sanders D) Tulsi Gabbard
A) January 21, 2020 B) December 3, 2019 C) March 10, 2020 D) August 15, 2019
A) Family health concerns B) Low polling numbers C) Shortage of funds D) Pressure from party leadership
A) 2015 B) 2019 C) 2014 D) 2017
A) Congressional Asian Caucus B) Congressional Pacific Coalition C) Congressional Diversity Caucus D) Congressional Asian Pacific American Caucus
A) Rod Rosenstein B) Betsy DeVos C) James Comey D) Jeff Sessions
A) He had spoken with a Russian ambassador despite saying otherwise B) He failed to properly manage the Department of Justice C) He disagreed with her on healthcare reform D) He was being investigated for sexual misconduct
A) Neil Gorsuch and Betsy DeVos B) Jeff Sessions and Brett Kavanaugh C) John McCain and Richard Burr D) Al Franken and John F. Kelly
A) It was a necessary security measure B) It was ignored by the public C) It was labeled a Muslim ban D) It was fully supported by the Senate
A) Jordan B) Turkey C) Afghanistan D) Russia
A) Zaatari B) Dadaab C) Kutupalong D) Al-Hol
A) He said it made him nervous B) He refused to answer any questions C) He laughed at her questions D) He asked for a recess
A) Rod Rosenstein B) Jeff Sessions C) Neil Gorsuch D) Brett Kavanaugh
A) They felt he would not treat a male colleague the same way B) He insulted her appearance C) He ignored her requests for information D) He refused to meet with her privately
A) He was accused of mishandling government funds B) He missed too many Senate votes C) He broke protocol during a committee hearing D) Sexual harassment and misconduct
A) Rod Rosenstein B) Jeff Sessions C) Richard Burr D) John F. Kelly
A) Neil Gorsuch B) Betsy DeVos C) James Comey D) Sergey Kislyak
A) Jerry Brown B) Loretta Sanchez C) Barbara Boxer D) Dianne Feinstein
A) Dianne Feinstein B) Kamala Harris C) Carol Moseley Braun D) Barbara Boxer
A) The New York Times B) The Democratic National Committee C) GovTrack D) The Senate Ethics Committee
A) John Roberts B) Amy Coney Barrett C) Brett Kavanaugh D) Neil Gorsuch
A) Nancy Pelosi B) Loretta Sanchez C) Dianne Feinstein D) Barbara Boxer
A) Jerry Brown B) Loretta Sanchez C) Barbara Boxer D) Dianne Feinstein
A) Caucus system B) Top-two primary C) Closed primary D) Open primary
A) Gavin Newsom B) Arnold Schwarzenegger C) Jerry Brown D) Barack Obama
A) 60% B) 78% C) 40% D) 50%
A) Norman Mineta B) Carol Moseley Braun C) Daniel Inouye D) S. I. Hayakawa
A) Al Franken B) Kirstjen Nielsen C) Marc Kasowitz D) Brett Kavanaugh
A) Kirstjen Nielsen B) Brett Kavanaugh C) Heidi Heitkamp D) Marc Kasowitz
A) Al Franken B) Heidi Heitkamp C) Marc Kasowitz D) Brett Kavanaugh
A) At least 200 B) At least 1,000 C) At least 500 D) At least 750
A) Lynching legislation B) Family separation policy C) Supreme Court confirmation D) The Mueller Investigation
A) Heidi Heitkamp B) Claire McCaskill C) Kamala Harris D) Jon Tester
A) A port of entry in Norway B) A detention facility near the border in San Diego C) The Supreme Court D) The White House
A) The lynching investigation B) The Mueller Investigation C) The mail bombing attempts D) The family separation policy
A) Kasowitz Benson Torres B) Justice for Victims C) Franken and Associates D) Border and Port Security
A) She was not present for the vote B) She voted against his confirmation C) She abstained from voting D) She voted in favor of his confirmation
A) United States mail bombing attempts B) A public smear campaign C) An ethics investigation D) A legislative filibuster
A) Generating 100 percent renewable electricity by 2030. B) Transitioning the entire national transportation fleet to electric. C) Shutting down all nuclear power plants by 2025. D) Reducing carbon emissions by 50 percent by 2050.
A) The FBI Director. B) Inspector General Michael E. Horowitz. C) The Supreme Court. D) The Secretary of State.
A) Voter suppression. B) Lack of campaign funding. C) Low voter turnout among core demographics. D) Endorsements from controversial figures.
A) For insulting members of the Senate. B) For failing to coordinate immigration policy. C) For promoting white nationalist literature. D) For leaking sensitive intelligence reports.
A) Most bipartisan senator. B) Most conservative senator. C) Most liberal senator. D) Most effective senator.
A) Rand Paul B) Lindsey Graham C) Alex Padilla D) Lisa Murkowski
A) James Lankford B) Lindsey Graham C) Lisa Murkowski D) Rand Paul
A) Rand Paul B) Donald Trump C) James Lankford D) Lisa Murkowski
A) Lisa Murkowski B) James Lankford C) Rand Paul D) Alex Padilla
A) Budget debates B) Election security bills C) Judicial nominations D) Intelligence hearings
A) Committee on Appropriations B) Committee on Finance C) Committee on the Budget D) Committee on Banking
A) Committee on Armed Services B) Select Committee on Intelligence C) Committee on Foreign Affairs D) Committee on Oversight
A) She was absent B) She abstained C) To acquit D) To convict
A) Subcommittee on Immigration B) Subcommittee on Intellectual Property C) Subcommittee on the Constitution D) Subcommittee on Antitrust
A) Jim Clyburn B) Steny Hoyer C) Chuck Schumer D) Nancy Pelosi
A) May 20, 2020 B) April 17, 2020 C) June 12, 2020 D) August 11, 2020
A) Geraldine Ferraro B) Keisha Lance Bottoms C) Val Demings D) Elizabeth Warren
A) Hillary Clinton B) Val Demings C) Elizabeth Warren D) Keisha Lance Bottoms
A) November 3, 2020 B) April 17, 2020 C) August 11, 2020 D) June 26, 2020
A) Sarah Palin B) Elizabeth Warren C) Val Demings D) Hillary Clinton
A) 13 B) 33 C) 32 D) 31
A) Joe Biden B) Mike Pence C) John C. Calhoun D) John Adams
A) 12 B) 7 C) 33 D) 13
A) 13 B) 31 C) 12 D) 33
A) December 5 B) January 20 C) February 5 D) July 20
A) 13 B) 12 C) 32 D) 31
A) John C. Calhoun B) Loren AliKhan C) Joe Biden D) Sonia Sotomayor
A) 50–50 B) 49–51 C) 51–49 D) 52–48
A) The Equality Act B) The Transgender Rights Act C) The Human Rights Protection Act D) The Marriage Equality Act
A) EMILY's List B) Reproductive Freedom for All C) Planned Parenthood Action Fund D) The White House
A) 25% B) 100% C) 0% D) 50%
A) Immediate deportation for all B) Ending all border security C) Addressing root causes via the RCS program D) Complete border closure
A) Abolishing mandatory minimums entirely B) Privatizing federal prisons C) Increasing prison sentences D) Reducing recidivism rates
A) Amazon B) Pfizer C) GEO Group D) Lockheed Martin
A) $200 million B) $50 million C) $100 million D) $150 million
A) Progressive prosecutor B) Libertarian C) Conservative judge D) Neutral observer
A) 2018 B) 2009 C) 2020 D) 2017
A) 2016–2020 B) 2018–2022 C) 2015–2019 D) 2017–2021
A) Foreign trade policies B) Environmental regulations C) Tax reform policies D) Anti-truancy policies |
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