The "Legislative Caucus" Method of Presidential Nominations Violated the "Separation

The "legislative caucus" method of presidential nominations violated the "separation of powers" principle because

A) It delegated presidential nominations to a panel of retired judges
B) It stipulated that the Speaker of the House would be head of the executive branch
C) It allowed state legislatures to determine presidential nominees
D) It gave members of Congress too much influence over presidential elections

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