As Schattschneider Argues, Washington Becomes "A Punching Bag for Every

As Schattschneider argues, Washington becomes "a punching bag for every special and local interest in the nation" because __________.

A) U) S. parties are so decentralized that they cannot agree on a strong national platform
B) U) S. parties are so rigidly centralized that they cannot agree on a clear party platform
C) party platforms are so erringly unclear
D) a weakened executive branch fails to control its own party in congress

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