Candidate A says,"Health care is too expensive in the United States.We need to do something-and quickly-to develop a better,more responsive,less expensive health care system." Candidate B,who is running against candidate A in a two-person race,says,"Health care is too expensive in the United States.We need to do something about it and quickly.I suggest that we have the federal government develop a centralized system for delivering health care in this country." If you know nothing else about the two candidates,it follows that
A) candidate A has taken polls and candidate B has not.
B) candidate B has taken polls and candidate A has not.
C) candidate B is smarter than candidate A.
D) candidate B has a higher probability of winning the election than candidate A.
E) candidate A has a higher probability of winning the election than candidate B.

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Based on the information given, we cannot accurately determine their intelligence, polling practices, or likelihood of winning based solely on their health care proposals. However, Candidate B proposes a specific solution (a centralized system by the federal government), which might not be as broadly appealing as Candidate A's more general call for reform, potentially making Candidate A's position more palatable to a wider audience without committing to a specific approach.

Candidate a Says,"Health Care Is Too Expensive in the United