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Read the following excerpt from Governor Abbott's 2019 State of the State address and answer the question below.
The primary goal of government is to keep its citizens safe and secure. That goal is even more important when it comes to our children. You will cast thousands of votes this session. Few will involve life or death decisions. Your vote on CPS is one of them.
Last year, more than 100 children died in our Child Protective System. You can vote to end that. We can
reform the system so that no more children die in it. We were right to inject emergency funding. But that's not a lasting solution. We need more workers, with better training, smarter strategies and real accountability to safeguard our children.
—Governor Greg Abbott, 2019 State of the State Address
This passage from Governor Abbott's address, in which he encourages legislators to reform the Texas Child Protective System, is an example of which political activity?