Negative advertising aimed at a political opponent is
A) free of danger of a backlash against the side employing it.
B) a powerful tool in the hands of clever and aggressive politicians, but sometimes in danger of backfiring.
C) unlikely to be picked up and believed by the general public in the age of television and mass media.
D) no longer legal under recent U.S.Supreme Court rulings.
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