Which statement BEST describes how “Big Money Shouldn’t Buy Our Elections” differs from “Corporations Have Campaign Rights, Too”? A.
“Big Money Shouldn’t Buy Our Elections” establishes a formal tone, but “Corporations Have Campaign Rights, Too” does not.

B.
“Big Money Shouldn’t Buy Our Elections” provides a clear claim for its argument, but “Corporations Have Campaign Rights, Too” does not.

C.
“Big Money Shouldn’t Buy Our Elections” does not acknowledge both sides of its argument, but “Corporations Have Campaign Rights, Too” does.

D.
“Big Money Shouldn’t Buy Our Elections” cites credible sources to support its argument, but “Corporations Have Campaign Rights, Too” does not.

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