Which of the following statements about a political campaign is false?
A) Candidates often label their opponents as either "too far right" or "too far left."
B) Candidates often call themselves "middle-of-the-roaders" rather than "right-wingers" or "left-wingers."
C) Candidates often tend to talk about ends rather than means.
D) Candidates often tend to talk in specific terms rather than general terms about what needs to be done.

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This statement is false. Candidates often tend to talk in general terms rather than specific terms about what needs to be done, as specific details can open them up to criticism and potential backlash.

Which of the Following Statements About a Political Campaign Is