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    Factors That Prevent Congressional Action and Lead to Public Dissatisfaction
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Factors That Prevent Congressional Action and Lead to Public Dissatisfaction

Question 43

Question 43

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Factors that prevent congressional action and lead to public dissatisfaction include __________.


A) low partisanship
B) weak lobby groups
C) resurgences of congressional norms
D) anti-majoritarian rules

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