Inactive Tutor answered • 04/28/21
If you're a Democrat, leftist or progressive, A) or C) would be more correct
If you're black, or a more generalized anti-racist B) would be more correct, but C) would be as close to right too.
practicality? That's the pragmatist who says whatever goes with the flow or gets more funding from Obama than from alternatives. Not a core value, not ideology, not attitude, just pure profit maximizing behavior as an economist might phrase it with the underlying assumption of "rationality" which translates to utility & profit maximizing. Some people may "trust" obama like that, if he delivered in return for votes or donations.
It's a mixed bag. Some of this, some of that.
IF your instructor likes Obama, I'd go with core values.
If he or she doesn't like Obama, practicality might edge out ideology, or attitude, but not necessarily.
IF your instructor is one of those rare non partisan types, who knows. then maybe attitude or practicality. Truth be told, no one has a firm core value or ideology. They shift with the wind. Everyone has an attitude, or exercises practicality. Usually practicality winning out if the attitude isn't too out of control
"Trust" a politician? Already they're lying about liars. And down the rabbit hole.
