Two candidates are running for office in the state senate. during a debate, the candidates say the following:

candidate a: "people are responsible for one another. we will all benefit if everyone gives their fair share. my opponent, candidate b, doesn't really care about people."

candidate b: "individual responsibility is of primary importance. we will create jobs and grow the economy by cutting taxes. my opponent, candidate a, is a bit naive and inexperienced." given these statements, evaluate how likely it would be for each candidate to be in favor of government-funded health care.

a. candidate a would be probably be opposed to government-funded health
care. candidate b would probably be in favor of it.
b. both candidates would probably be in favor of government-funded health care.
c. both candidates would probably be opposed to government-funded health
care.
d. candidate a would probably be in favor of government-funded health care.
candidate b would be probably be opposed to it.